CTRC – Central Tibetan Relief Committee

01 -The 13th Virtual TSO Meeting Introduction by Deputy Secretary Pema Sangpo

02 -Sikyong's Speech on the Virtual 13th TSO meeting

03 -Speech by Sikyong Lobsang Sangye on the 1st Day of the Virtual 13th TSO Meeting

04 -Home Kalon, Secretary, Addl Secretary and DoHome Staffs listening to Sikyong's virtual speech

05 -Speech by Home Secretary Mrs Tsewang Dolma Shosur

06 -Speech by Home Secretary Mrs Tsewang Dolma Shosur

07 -Home Kalong presiding over the virtual 13th TSO meeting

08 -Some of the participants of the Virtual 13th TSO Meeting

09 -Virtually interacting with the TSO meeting participants

10 -Meeting secretaries writing their notes

The Executive Heads of the Home Department addressing the 13th Administrative Meeting of the TSO's

September 2021
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The Department of Home was established in 1960 and it is one of the first Department to be established and given the huge important task of coordinating relief and rehabilitation works for thousands of Tibetan refugees who fled from Tibet to neighbouring countries of India, Nepal and Bhutan. In 1981, by considering the expanding works of the Department, and to give legal standing to its activities, His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s CENTRAL TIBETAN RELIEF COMMITTEE (CTRC) was formed and registered as Charitable Society under Indian Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 and effectively act as the Relief and Development Wing of Home Department, Central Tibetan Administration…read more »

CTRC Divisions

Administration Division

This division looks after the overall general administrative activities of the department (main department and settlement’s accounts, preparing yearly budgets, providing residential facilities to new arrivals, etc. etc.) and coordinates and assists all the Tibetan Settlements in India, Nepal and Bhutan in their smooth administrative functioning of their day-to-day activities.

Welfare Division

This division consists of two main activities. The first is to look after and take care of destitute in all the Tibetan Settlements and scattered communities, and 14 OPHs located in different Tibetan Settlements.

Secondly, the Youth Empowerment Support or YES provides short to long term skill training and micro-credit to the unemployed youth especially to those who could not continue their school or college, and school dropouts so that the number of unemployed youth is reduced by making them able to stand on their own feet.

Agriculture Division

This division looks after all the Tibetan Settlements engaging in Agricultural allied activities in India, Nepal and Bhutan and encourages them to adopt organic farming by giving financial and logistical support . It also aims to ensure agricultural practices that are sustainable and environmental friendly.