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Two suspected Indian members of the Bangladeshi militant group have been arrested, police say.

Gathering in Dharamsala declares traditional Tibetan method of choosing successor “will be followed.”

Experts question whether China will carry out impartial environmental impact assessments.

Numbers of fatalities and injuries are expected to rise as reports come in from remote areas.

Court officials and Tibetans say many Tibetans are now being handed jail terms as part of an ongoing crackdown.

Damage to houses, school buildings and monasteries is extensive.

Stores serving the public may no longer sell or display images of the exiled spiritual leader, authorities say.

Chinese authorities say they have arrested a police officer who has confessed to the murder of a Tibetan monk.

The party's formation is cautiously welcomed by observers of Tibet's exile politics and freedom struggle.

The Tibetan government-in-exile slams the Chinese government over 'repression' in Tibetan areas.

But close ties between mining firms and higher authorities block effective protest.

The event is observed with fireworks and with prayers in public gatherings and private homes.

Many observe the day in private, or hold picnics in the countryside away from public view, sources say.

Mass demonstrations rock Tibetan-populated areas in two Chinese provinces.

More detentions are expected as county residents challenge rule from Beijing.

Prayers are held in Lhasa and the Tibetan prefectures of western China, while authorities attempt to close down a horse race.

Tibetan villagers push back against forced displays of loyalty to the Chinese state.

Authorities in China’s southwestern Sichuan province have ramped up security after a bombing in a Tibetan area.

Authorities tighten controls on a Tibetan township in China's southwestern Sichuan province.

Hundreds of police storm into homes in a village in Sichuan and make the arrests.

March is also a month of politically sensitive anniversaries, pointing to possible Chinese security concerns.

They disperse after an assurance that monks could visit some of those held in Qinghai's Nangchen county.

Tibet's exile community will elect a new prime minister in March, but he may have limited power to act, and challenges to democracy remain.

Lobsang Sangay, the current president of Tibet's government-in-exile, will relinquish his post when his term in office ends in May 2021.

Tibetans who resist demolition are beaten and their mobile phones taken away.

Resident monks and nuns make no move to resist as work crews move in to tear down dwellings.

The destruction follows the forced removal of over 7,000 monks and nuns who had gone to the remote center from other areas of Tibet.

Security forces are deployed at the work site and in neighboring counties to suppress potential protests.

Around 2,000 monks and nuns are to be expelled from the complex by year’s end.

Defendants are often tried in secret, and confessions obtained under torture are used against them in court.