Reports from CTA Offices

Dharamshala: In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, the Tibetan settlement offices under the direction of Dept. of Home distributed food security to the distressed people. The Poanta Tibetan settlement office distributed dry ration worth Rs.11, 989 to 16 distressed families in their Settlements. Dry ration includes rice, white flour, dal, and Salt funded by the Dept. of home. More

Dharamshala: Due to the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus, nations across the globe have strictly imposed a lockdown and ban on outdoor activities in an effort to prevent the further spread of the virus. More

Dharamshala: In an effort to prevent the further spread of COVID-19 in the community, Dharmashala's Tibetan settlement office in coordination with the CTA COVID-19 Emergency Relief Committee has undertaken a series of precautionary measures. More

Washington DC: As per the guidance from the Central Tibetan Administration, Tibetan Associations in Canada sent a donation of CAD 7800 to the Canadian Alliance to End Homelessness, a reputable NGO that works toward ending homelessness in Canada. More

Dharamshala: With the provision of SORIG Immune Booster medicine to those in quarantine and age above 65, Health Department of Central Tibetan Administration widens the initiative to provide SORIG immune booster medicine to all the frontline health workers in cities across India and volunteers battling COVID-19 given the risk they are exposed to. More

Bangalore: In an effort to assess the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Tibetan students and business communities in south India and offer support, the Chief Representative, CTA, South Zone, Mr Chophel Thupten, organised a series of online meetings with Tibetans studying and working in different cities and towns in the region. More

Odisha: Odisha Tibetan Settlement Officer's official handing over ceremony took place today at the settlement. More

Dharamshala: Since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic across India, many people have been stranded in different states and cities far away from their homes due to the lock-down announced by the Indian government in March to check the spread of the Covid-19. More

Dharamsala: Mr Choeying Dhondup, the incumbent General-Secretary of Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV), announced as one of the members of Public Service Commission (PSC) today by Speaker Pema Jungney after obtaining two-third majority votes from the total number of members of Standing Committee at the 318th meeting of the Standing Committee of the 16th Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile. More

Dharamshala: While the ongoing pandemic has reinforced the value of good hygienic practices, Health Kalon Choekyong Wangchuk of the Central Tibetan Administration has advised initiating shoe sanitizing practice at the doorstep for all the offices of CTA to mitigate the risk of COVID 19 in early May. More

Delhi: The Delhi Chapter of Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch in Pandav Nagar organized a solidarity campaign for the martyred Indian jawans who laid their lives protecting the motherland against the Chinese soldiers in Galwan Valley of Ladakh on the midnight of 15 June 2020. More

New Delhi: Under the guidance of Hon'ble Indresh Kumar ji, Senior Pracharak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the Delhi Chapter of Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch in Shahdara District organized Boycott Chinese goods cum Mass Public Awareness Campaign to ban Chinese products and burned Chinese President Xi Jinping effigy by the district members at 10 am on 20/6/2020 near Nirman Vihar Metro Station in Delh More

Dharamshala: The first-ever Pre-departure virtual orientation for Tibetan Scholarship Program (TSP)  2020 cohorts was successfully conducted for two days from July 18 to 19. The two days orientation was attended by the seven outgoing students online from different cities in India. The day one session began with an address from DoE Kalon Dr. More

Dr. Phuntsok Wangchuk, Director of Health Service, UT Ladakh issued 50 sets of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) 150 N95 masks, 100 surgical gloves, 138 sanitizers worth Rs 1.5 Lakh to Mr. Tseten Wangchuk Chief Representative Officer, Sonamling Tibetan settlement, Ladakh. More

Dharamshala: In the light of the distress caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and the nationwide lockdown imposition, the Tibetan settlements in exile under CTA's Department of Home distributed food security to the distressed Tibetans. The Chief Representative office of Sonamling Ladakh has distributed dry ration worth Rs. More

Mandi: At the request and Project Proposal submitted by the Tibetan Settlement Office, Mandi to Kagyu International Monlam Trust Organization, the Trust has graciously contributed INR 1 Lakh towards needy Tibetans. The contribution has benefited a total of 19 Individuals, of these nineteen beneficiaries, 10 constitutes monks and Nuns, 3 HIV Patients, 4 Single Parent and 2 Laypeople. More

Nepal: The spread of COVID-19 originated from Wuhan, China and it’s outbreak to the whole world infected millions of people and taken lives of more than 40,000  till date. Many precautionary measures are being carried worldwide to control this pandemic through methods such as social distancing and lockdown. More

Bir: The Chairman, Vice Chairman and members of the 10th Bir Local Tibetan Assembly were sworn in at a ceremony held on 10 June. The Chairman of 10th Bir LTA is Mr Namlang Dorjee and Vice-Chairman is Mr Gyalpo Dhondup. More

Shillong: A brief summary of the task undertaken at the Shillong Tibetan settlement to combat the COVID-19 pandemic as per the guidance of the Central Tibetan Administration. More

Dharamshala: A brief summation of the COVID-19 precautionary measures undertaken by the Settlement office from May 26 to June 3, as follows: On June 1, 7 residents of the settlement received INR 5000 each as one-time COVID-19 relief aid under the Central Tibetan Administration's emergency aid policy. More