Director felicitating the new president Tibet Charity arranged a special dinner in honour of the outgoing and new presidents of TCV organization on 2nd May 2016. The outgoing President Mr. Tsewang Yeshi la, who has been the president of TCV organization for 10 years from 2006 to 2016, has extended great support to

Tibet charity has organized an excursion for our dedicated volunteer teachers who have been working uncompromisingly for our students this semester. We had David and Irean who was visiting Tibetan settlements and schools for the first time along with our Volunteer Coordinator. They visited Tibetan settlements of Chauntra and Bir and a local Tibetan school, CST

The Animal Care Section of Tibet Charity organized 10 day Animal Birth Control (ABC) and Anti-Rabies (A-R) camp for the street dogs at Paonta Sahib, a small town in the North Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, from 28th March to 6th April 2016. A small opening function was organized on the 1st day of the

An initiative of Tibet Charity Health Care Section, that was started on World Hepatitis B Day on 18th September 2015 concluded successfully after final dose of Hep B vaccination was injected to a school girl of Tibetan Children's Village. With this 171 Tibetans in and around Dharamsala received full dose of Hep-B vaccinations thus giving

The 1st session of Tibet Charity English Language classes (March - July)  began after three months of winter vacation.  A simple opening ceremony was held to mark the start. The opening ceremony was attended by the new batch of qualified and experienced volunteer teachers who have come to teach English for four months. Two volunteer

Two students of Tibet Charity Open Education Program participated in celebrating World Mother-tongue Day on 21st February 2016. A special program was organised on the Day by National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) under Human Resource Development Ministry, Govt. of India. They invited students from all over India to communicate with each other and to

Taking a cue from Losar greeting from His Holiness the Dalai Lama where he said, "During Tibetan New Year, it’s our custom to greet each other and wish each other ‘tashi delek’. This is not just an opportunity to offer ‘chema’, drink ‘chaang’, and gamble. According to ‘Chanting the Names of Manjushri’, ‘Tashi’ means, since