1) Designation: Under-secretary

 Seats Available: 1

 Qualifications:

1. Master in Mass Communication or Journalism from a recognised university

2. Two years of work experience

3. Proficiency in Tibetan language

4. Good skills in videography and programming

 2) Designation: Section Officer and Office Superintendent

 Seats Available: Section Officer 1* and Office Superintendent 2*

 Qualifications:

1. Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication or Journalism from a recognised university

2. Two years of work experience

3. Proficiency in Tibetan language

4. Good skills in videography and programming

 *( Designations will be allotted based on the merit of the exam result]

3) Interested candidates need to provide the following documents to appear for the exam:

1. A copy of updated Green Book with bona fide letter from the local Tibetan Freedom Movement

2. Copies of the first and the last updated page of the Registration Certificate (RC)

3. Fitness certificate affixed with one photograph from a clinic affiliated to the Department

   of Health or any recognised hospital

4. If the candidate is presently working, he/she needs to obtain an NOC (No Objection

   Certificate) from the present employer or institution where he/she is working.

5. The candidate needs to get all these documents attested by the Tibetan Settlement Officer

   or any CTA official above the rank of Joint Secretary.

6. The last date of submission of application is 14 June 2013.

 Applications should be addressed to:

The Secretary

Department of Information and International Relations

CTA, Gangchen Kyishong

Dharamshala,176215

Distt. Kangra, H.P

Applicants who did submit their applications along with all required documents before or on the deadline, will have to report at the Public Service Commission on June 21 between 9 am to 4 pm with original copies of required documents.  Applicants who fulfill all requirements will sit for a written Tibetan and English Test on June 22, 2013. The test is to see the applicant’s standard in Tibetan and English. Duration of the test will be for an hour & a half with 50 marks and applicants will have to secure 20 marks (40 %) to pass the test.

Public Service Commission

May 3, 2013

DHARAMSHALA: The Tibetan Career Centre in McLeod Ganj is organising an affordable 3-month introductory Jawed Habib certified hairdressing course in Dharamshala. At the end of the training students will be eligible for jobs at top hairdressing salons around the country.

The training will commence during the week of May 20th, in two batches of 20 students each. The course will be held at the College for Higher Tibetan Studies in Sarah, located about 30 minutes away from McLeod Ganj.

The training program is part of a larger initiative of the Tibetan Career Centres, a joint initiative of TechnoServe and the CTA, to reduce unemployment among young Tibetans in exile. AshwathMuralidharan and Runit Jhanwar, who are coordinating the initiative on behalf of TechnoServe, strongly believe that such training programs are the key to helping Tibetan youth become more self-reliant.

“By giving Tibetan youth, especially those with little formal educational credentials, access to affordable and market-relevant skill training, information about career opportunities in the sector, and job placement support, we can create a sustainable source of income for them for years to
come,” they stated.

For a nominal fee of Rs. 10,000, Tibetan students can sign up for the course, which ordinarily costs over Rs. 50,000. The course fees includes bus transportation from Dharamshala to Sarah, and certification for those who successfully complete the course. The course will be taught by Ms. Karma
Yongdue, a former Jawed Habib hair stylist with over 5 years of experience in the profession. Ms.Yongdue aspires to conduct multiple additional such training programs in the months to come.

Due to high course demand and limited availability of seats, interested candidates should immediately contact Tenzin Dolker (8679628846) or Tenzin Kyizom (8679169253) at the Dharamshala Tibetan Career Centre and pay the course fees in order to reserve their place.

  OUTLINE MODEL QUESTIONS FOR CTA STAFF ENTRANCE TEST

English Written Time: 3 hrs Total Points: 80

PART I, COMPOSITION

a)* Text of a speech to be delivered by a Kalon Tripa at a conference attended by some Heads of State, Parliamentarians, Scholars and media on CTA’s Middle Way Approach Policy to find out an amicable solution to the issue of Tibet.  (2500 words)

b)* People’s Republic of China – (PRC ) claims Tibet as an “inalienable part” of PRC from 13th century onwards.  Make an analytical assessment of Tibet’s political status at least 2000 years before invasion and occupation of Tibet by the PRC.  (3000 words)

c)* According to PRC’s official version, the People’s Liberation Army – PLA entered Tibet to “liberate Tibetans from Serfdom & Imperialist influence.”  Objectively analyze this version whether Tibetans in Tibet are truly liberated. (2000 words.)

d)* The 17th Point Agreement signed on May 23rd 1951 by the Representatives of the Tibetan Govt. & the PRC, is used by the latter as an instrument “to legitimize” its invasion & occupation. Tibetans say the Agreement was signed under duress & its provisions were violated by the PRC.  Assess the claims with pros & cons of the two views in (2500 words.)

e) Unofficially, a Tibetan Guerrilla Movement was established in 1960 at Mustang, highlight important anecdotes of this movement in (3000 words.)

f)* In 1965 PRC created the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region – TAR and annexed Kham & Amdo to other provinces of China.  How much autonomous right Tibetans enjoy under TAR? (2500 words)  

g)  A Chinese leader said “if we want a fresh air, windows will have to be opened but mosquitoes will also come with the fresh air that we have to tolerate.”  Explain the quote &analyze the changes occurred based on this statement in PRC’s policy. (2500 words)

h)* Background of how the contact process initially began between the CTA and the PRC to resolve the issue of Tibet through dialogues & negotiations.  (1500 words)

i)* After seven rounds of meeting between the Envoys of His Holiness & the Plenipotentiaries of PRC, the Envoys presented to the Memorandum on Genuine Autonomy for the Tibetan People to their PRC counterpart. Indicate the main points of the Memorandum along with objections raised by the PRC & the Note on the MGA given to PRC by the Envoys.  (3000 words)

j) Under PRC’s legal system, Hong Kong and Macau enjoy the status of One Country & Two Systems. If the Tibetans under PRC can get this system, will that fulfill the aspirations of six million Tibetans? (2000 words)  

k)* The United Nations adopted 3 Resolutions on the issue of Tibet, but the resolutions remained only in theory.  Analyze the structure of UN with specific reference to the Veto Powers of the Permanent Members and state reasons for not being able to implement those Resolutions.  (1500 words)

l)  Make a comprehensive report on the achievements & drawbacks of farming in Tibetan Settlements in India, to be presented by a Kalon of Home Department at an International Donors’ Conference. (2500 words)

m)* Text of a speech to be given by the Kalon of Education Department at a seminar attended by some Vice-Chancellors of Indian universities and Presidents of foreign universities on the implementation of CTA’s Education Policy in the exile Tibetan schools. (2500 words)

n)* In an International Conference on Environment, Tibet has been referred as “The Third Pole.” Analyze this report & show its effect on Tibet’s climate change with reference to the livelihood of people in Asia particularly in China, India and other South Asian countries. (2500 word)

PART II, SUMMARY

The paper setter is requested to give a passage either from My Land & My People by His Holiness the Dalai Lama or The Political History of Tibet by Tsepon W.D. Shakabpa & candidates are required to summarized the most important points in the passage. (1500 words)

PART III, LETTER WRITING

i)* Write a formal letter to the Prime Minister of India, urging him/her to take into account the importance of  historical & geo-political factor of Tibet while trying to resolve the vexed so-called “Sino-Indian border problem.”

ii)*  Prepare a formal Tender Call Notice to competent companies &contractors to survey underground water in Gangkyi area and construction of 3 concrete water tanks.

iii)   Write a formal circular to be sent from the High Level Scholarship Committee to the Tibetan Fullbright Scholarship holders stating that the Committee will take stern action against those who will not return to serve in the Tibetan community after completion of their studies in the US. (1300 words)

 PART IV, WORDS & PHRASES

 * Meaning of following words and phrases to be written in Tibetan.

(1) Altruism

(2) Universal Responsibility

(3) Secular Ethics

(4)De-facto

(5) De-jure

(6) Rationalism

(7)Secular State

(8)Theocratic State

(9)Feudalism

(10)Totalitarian State

(11)Genuine Autonomy

(12) Pseudo-Psychiatrist

(13)Separatist

(14) Mutual Benefit

(15)Amicable Solution

(16)Federal State

(17)Unitary State

(18)Socialist State

(19)Utilitarianism

(20)Egalitarianism

(21)Evolution 

(22)Revolution

(23)Pluralistic State

(24)Sovereign State

(25)Suzerainty

PART V, GRAMMAR 

* Please provide a passage with grammatical mistakes, incorrect use of Eight Parts of Speech, specially the use of Prepositions, Tense, Pronounces, Nouns, Definite & Indefinite Articles. Candidates are required to correct all grammatical mistakes in the passage.

PART VI, GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

NOTE: For correct answers, tick right words or phrases in the brackets in italics in the following sentences or write a sentence or two wherever necessary.  All 25 questions are important.

1) The People’s Liberation Army – PLA defeated KMT Army in (1929,1939,1949) and established (Republic of China/Democratic Republic of China/People’s Republic of China).

2) Tibet has been regarded as a “Part of China” by the (KMT, PRC, MTAC) or by (all the three).

3)  People’s Liberation Army entered into Kham & Amdo areas of Tibet in (1929, 1949, 1939).

4)  The Head of the Tibetan Govt. delegate to sign the 17-Point Agreement was (Khemed SonamWangdu/Thubten Legmon/Sampo Tenzin Dhondub/Ngapo Ngawang Jigme/None of them)

5) The Agreement was signed with the (full consent of both parties/under the duress of one party/with consent of both the Governments.)

6)  There are (36/46/56) National Minorities in the People’s Republic of China & PRC (officially regards/does not regard) Tibetans as one of its minorities.

7)  According to PRC’s official version, the total population in the so-called TAR is (5,520,000/2,840,000/ 26,170,000)

8)  Among the PRC leaders who visited Tibet after the Cultural Revolution, it was (Deng Xiaoping/Zhao Ziyang/Hu Yaobang) who openly apologized the Tibetans for PRC’s repressive policy in Tibet.

9)  PRC stationed its first nuclear weapons in Tibet at Tsaidam Basin in Amdo, January (1961/1971/1981)

10)  During Hu Jintao’s tenure as a Communist Party Secretary in Tibet, he declared Martial Law in (1998/1979/1989) to uphold PRC’s repressive policy in Tibet.

11)  Fight against the “Dalai Clique is a live and death,” said by (Hu Jintao/Chen Quanguo/Zhang Qingli)

12)  PRC’s official version of Tibet means (whole of Tibet/only TAR/short of Kham & Amdo).

13)  In October (1971/1981/9191) US President George Bush signed into law a Congressional resolution declaring Tibet as an (autonomous region/autonomous prefecture/occupied country).

14)  In order to help the Tibetan diasporas, the American Govt. created (Fullbright Scholarship/Congressional Gold Medal/Special Coordinator for Tibet) in October (1979/1997/2002)

15)  When His Holiness & the entourages learned that PRC has dissolved the Tibetan Govt. in Lhasa, they immediately set up a temporary Tibetan Govt. in (Lhokha/Tsona/Lhuntse) on (March 18, 1959/March 20,’59/March 29,’59)

16)  Coinciding with His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s birthday commemoration, the EU Parliament adopted a resolution in July (2000/2001/2002) to recognized Tibetan Govt. in Exile if PRC do not respond positively within (two/three/four) years to resolve the Tibet issue amicably.

17)  The introduction of railway line in Tibet July 2006, had (great benefit for Tibetans/became more convenient for PRC) to take away Tibet’s natural resources & bring more Han migrants to Tibet.

18)  His Holiness the Dalai Lama first repudiated the 17-Point Agreement in May (1956/1958/1959) in (Lhasa/Tezpur/Mussoorie).  

19)  His Holiness’ comment ‘my trust in the Chinese Govt. has become thinner, thinner & thinner,’ has been made in the context of (PRC’s repressive policy in Tibet/degrading environmental condition in Tibet/none responsive to the Memorandum on Genuine Autonomy).

20)  The American President Franklin D. Roosevelt sent Captain Ilia Tolstoy & Lieutenant Brooke Dolan to Tibet in (1932/1953/1942) to discover (Tibet’s infrastructure/the strength of Tibetan army/routes for supplies to Chin) through Tibet.

21)  Led by Tsepon W.D. Shakabpa, the Tibetan Govt. sent a Trade Delegation on (Oct. 25, 1957/Sept. 29, 1949/Oct. 25, 1947) to four countries (Japan/India/UK/USA/China/Mongolia) with (Chinese passport/Identity Certificates/ Tibetan Govt. Passports).

22) During the Tibetan People’s National Uprising in 1959 (67,000/77,000/87,000) Tibetans were mercilessly killed by the PLA in (whole of Tibet/Kham & Amdo/Lhasa alone.)

23) As an independent country, Tibetan Govt. introduced its first paper currency in (1790/1695/1890) in the denomination of (five/six/seven) paper notes.

24) In 1959 the PLA conquered Tibet very easily because (Tibet had no Alliance//Tibet had small standing army/Tibet had no UN seat/all 3 reasons.)

25) Total area of Tibet Cholkha-sum is (3.2 million square km/4.2 million square km/2.5 million sq. km.)

PART VII, TRANSLATION

A passage of medium length English Text should be given by the paper setter to judge candidates’ capability in translation from English into Tibetan. The passage can be from one of the books by His Holiness or from the Kashag’s speech on the commemoration of 52nd Tibetan National Uprising Day.

RESOURCE BOOKS FOR CANDIDATES

1. My Land & My People, English version, by His Holiness the Dalai Lama 3rd edition 1985 Potala Corporation New York

2. Freedom in Exile, by His Holiness, Harper Collins Publishers New York 10022

3. TIBET: A Political History, in English by Tsepon W.D. Shakabpa, Potala Publication  4th edition NY

4) Tibet & Its History, by Hugh E. Richardson, 2nd Edition 1994 Shambhala Publication Inc. Boston, Massachusetts – 02116

5. The Status of Tibet: Rights, History & Prospect in International Law by Michael van Praag, Westview Press 1987, Boulder Colorado – 80301

6. TIBET: Human Rights & the Rule of Law, International Commission of Jurists, 2nd Edition 1998 ICJ P.O. Box 216 CH-1219 Geneva Switzerland

7. TIBET: The Position in International Law, Report by International Lawyers, Hansjorg Mayer and Serinda Publications London SW15 6NH

8. Basic Education Policy for Tibetans in Exile, Published by the Department of Education, 2005 the booklet is a bilingual, Tibetan and English.

9. TIBET: A Source Book, All Party Indian Parliamentary Forum for Tibet, 1994

10. Report on Tibet Negotiations, March 2009-February 2010 This is the latest US Govt. policy on Tibet for details check earlier back issues in www.tibet.net

11.The Mongols and Tibet: A Historical Assessment of Relations between the Mongol Empire and Tibet, DIIR Publications Second Edition 2009

12. Tibet and Manchu: An Assessment of Tibet-Manchu Relations in Five Phases of Historical Development, DIIR Publications Second Edition 2008

PERIODICALS IN ENGLISH & TIBETAN

a) Tibetan Review, current and back issues at least for the past 3 years

b) Tibetan Bulletin, latest and back issues of past 5 years

c) Sheja, latest and back issues for last 3 years

d) Tibetan Freedom, current and back issues of past 3 years

LINK TO WEBSITES

 www.dalailama.com

www.ltwa.net

www.tibet.net

www.google.co.in

www.tibetanparliament.org

www.xinhua.com

www.tcrc.tibet.net

www.chinadaily.com

www.sherig.org

www.cntv.cn

www.tcewf.org

www.cctv.com

NOTE: This is only an Outline Syllabus of the entrance test for those candidates willing to join the CTA civil service. Based on the outline syllabus, question paper setters can go deeper into the topic. The statements or questions with asterisks (*) are more important. Interview in English will be 20 Points. To get better score in the CTA staff entrance test, candidates are advised Not to Limit  their knowledge within the scope of above mentioned books, periodicals and websites links only, though it is important to go thoroughly through all of the above. They should visit the Library of Tibetan Works & Archives where more relevant information for all of the topics dealt with are available. If the candidates do not have personal copies of above books, they can photocopy relevant parts from the books at the Library through formal procedures. Current and back issues of the said periodicals can also be requested at the Library or at the Department of Information & International Relations-DIIR.

 To get refreshed in English grammatical structure, it is important to go through a reliable grammar book with focus on what has been asked above. Candidates with Bachelor of Commerce (B.com) Degree must be well acquainted as how a formal Tender Notice is issued, those who need to know more, can go through the relevant sections major English daily papers. Google website will provide abundant information on China and its policy on Tibet. For more relevant information, it is important to go through the above official links of the People’s Republic of China.

                                               ……………………….  GOOD LUCK ……………………

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Department of Education, CTA Dharamsala H.P.

JOB ANNOUNCEMENT

Centre for Teacher Education, an English medium institute, located at Bhuntar in Kullu district, H.P. requires two Assistant Professors on contract basis, one each for English & Economics for the 4-year integrated courses in B. Sc. B.Ed. & B.A. B. Ed. & one year B.Ed. A consolidated monthly salary shall be Rs.27,620/- per month. Those interested may apply with attested copies of degrees and mark-sheets in prescribed form (download from www.sherig.org) latest by June 15, 2013

Minimum required qualifications:

1. Master’s degree in the relevant subject or an equivalent degree from a recognised university with fifty-five percent marks.

2. M.Ed. with atleast fifty-five percent marks or its equivalent grade from a recognised university.

Note: Only eligible candidates will be called for interview, tentatively at the Central University of Tibetan Studies, Sarnath, Varanasi U.P. or Delhi

Completed Application be sent to:

Secretary

Department of Education

Central Tibetan Administration

Gangchen Kyishong

Dharamsala-176215 H.P.

E-mail: academic@tibet.net

The duration of the tailoring course has been reduced to 12 months, instead of 18 months as announced earlier.

After the successful completion of the course, the trainees will be provided with a set of sewing machines and tools free of cost to start up their vocations. The applicants have to submit their forms before 14 May 2013 to the home department through their respective settlement offices, announcement said.

Below is the original  announcement:

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DEPARTMENT OF HOME

(Youth Empowerment Support)

CTA, GANGCHEN KYISHONG, DHARAMSHALA, H.P., INDIA

Phone # 01892-22241/222214, Fax # 01892-225065, e-mail: yes@gov.tibet.net

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SKILL TRAINING OPPORTUNITY FOR UNEMPLOYED YOUTH

Course Name: TAILORING(º±ï¤-z¸ôü)

Duration: 12 months (6 months Basic & 6 months Advance)

Eligibility: Open to all

Seat Vacancy:5

Course Brief Contents: Ladies Blouse, Chupa & Coat, Gents Shirt & Chupa, Mo-Chupa, Formal Shirt & Pant, School Uniform Skirt, Salvar Kurtha, Estimation of cloth requirements, General Maintenance of sewing machines, Stitching by Hand: Running, Button Hole, Hamming, Traditional Button Knot etc., Stitching by Machine:(straight, curved, cornered), Door Screen, Window Shampo, Various types of bags & purses, Industrial visits.

Scope: He/She can set-up his/her own tailoring work, or get job in tailoring industries.

Special facility: A set of Sewing machine and tools will be provided after the successful completion of course.

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NOTE: 1) Start-up Soft loan will be provided for setting up own micro-enterprise after the successful completion of training.

2) No gender differentiation. Both female & male can apply to any course.

3) Deadline: May 14, 2013. Training starts in June, 2013.

4) Contact Settlement Office or Department of Home (YES) for detail.

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A mining camp at Gyama valley near Tibet’s capital Lhasa. (Photo/ High Peaks Pure Earth)

DHARAMSHALA: The environmental researchers of the Central Tibetan Administration based in Dharamsala has conducted a detailed probe into China’s mining activities in Tibet, concluding that large-scale exploitation of mineral resources caused the recent mining disaster near Tibet’s capital Lhasa.

Below is the full text of the report:

ASSESSMENT REPORT OF THE RECENT LANDSLIDE EVENT IN THE GYAMA VALLEY

1. Introduction

On Friday, 29 March 2013, Chinese state media reported that 83 miners including two Tibetans have been buried after a major landslide hit part of the Gyama (Ch:Jiama) Copper Polymetallic Mine at 6.00 AM local time. As of 4 April, 66 miners have been confirmed dead and 17 are reported missing, believed dead. The workers were reportedly asleep in their tents when they were buried by a mass of mud, rocks and debris, three kilometres wide and 30 metres deep. The landslide occurred in the Pulang Valley in Siphug Village of Tashi Gang Town of Central Tibet.

Tibet’s rich mineral deposits have become a resource curse for the local residents and ecosystem. Since the late ’60s, these mineral deposits have been exploited in various scales, mostly under poor environmental norms and regulations. As for the minerals extracted, copper, chromium, gold, lead, iron and zinc are the minerals of greatest interest to Chinese and other foreign miners operating in Tibet. These are being mined to different extents at various locations throughout the Tibetan Plateau. Now with a strong policy backing from Beijing designating mining in Tibet as one of Beijing’s “Four Pillar” industries, Tibet’s holy landscapes, lakes and the pristine rivers will face more destruction, pollution and most of all the local residents will have no option but to silently witness the ecocide of the Tibetan Plateau.

In a show of concern, President Xi Jinping, Premier Li Keqiang and Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli have  instructed officials to “spare no efforts” to rescue workers. This is indeed a very sad and unfortunate incident. However, Chinese government must also “spare no efforts” to figure out the real cause of this tragedy, through sincere and transparent investigation by putting aside political and social sensitivity of the issue. The Environment and Development Desk (DIIR) of Central Tibetan Administration suspects that this tragic incident could be a result of the aggressive expansion and large-scale exploitation of mineral in the Gyama Valley – a man-made phenomenon rather than merely a “natural disaster”. Read Full Report

DHARAMSHALA: The Tibetan Career Centre in Delhi said it is planning to organise a year-long personality development and job specific trainings for Tibetan youths.
 
“The Second Chance programme helps to instill self- esteem and confidence in the youth. It provides age appropriate education and vocational skills to enable the youth to become constructive members of the society,” Lhakpa Tsering, Career Consultant and Senior Programme Manager of TCC, told Tibet.Net.
 
He said the participants would be trained in communication, personality development, learning, numeracy and information technology in the first six months. In the next six months, they would be given job specific training in bakery and confectioneries, computer applications, cooking, banking and fashion designing, he added.
 
Internship and job placement support would be provided at the end of the one year programme, he said adding, the trainees would be placed in business outlets like the Trident, Gurgaon; Genesis Color, Satya Paul; The Sheraton New Delhi; Max New York Life; LYNX Overseas, Gurgaon.
 
The training programme would start as soon as we get the minimum of 10 people, he said.  Interested people can contact him directly at lhakpa.tsering@tibetancareers.org / +91-9999-598-296.

The Tibetan Career Centre is a USAID supported initiative for economic development of Tibetan settlements and supervised by the Department of Home of the Central Tibetan Administration. In addition to Delhi, Tibetan Career Centres are also located at Dharamsala, Bangalore, Mundgod, Phuntsokling (Odhisa), Dekyiling (Uttarakhand), Bylakuppee (Karnataka) and Pokhara (Nepal).

A well-established Travel Agency based in Delhi, preferably with a branch in Dharamsala may apply to the address given below for award of annual contract in managing flight (International & Domestic) ticketing for all the officials of Central Tibetan Administration. (Please note that this does not include H.H. the Dalai Lama’s Travel schedule.)

Terms & Conditions: - 

1. The Agency should be a registered entity, recognized by the Department of Tourism, Government of India & should be in the travel business for the last three years with good and clean records.
2. The Agency should give reasonable discount as per norms of Airlines and allow 30 days credit. The Department shall ensure CTA officials’ ticketing through the Agency.
3. The Agency should be able to maintain good relation with all the CTA offices in general and Bureau of H.H the Dalai Lama at Delhi in particular.
4. As and when need arises, the agency should have no hesitation to provide for verification of its accounts records pertaining to ticketing for any person authorized for the said purpose by either Bureau of H.H the Dalai Lama or by the Department of Finance.
5. The contract shall be for a year, renewable under the discretion of the Department.

Interested parties should submit the following documents to the below given address: -

1. A formal application with a brief profile of the Agency and its partners.
2. Demand Draft of Rs 500/- as earnest money in favour of “T.A.W.S” Dharamsala. The earnest money is refundable to all rejected bidders.
3. A Copy of the Registration of the Agency/ IATA membership.
4. Bid Form with detail of discount offer & service charges duly filled. 

The Department reserves the right to reject or entertain any applications without assigning any reason. Your application should reach not later than 10th April 2013 by 5:00 p.m.

 (View seal bid)

The Secretary

The Department of Finance              

Central Tibetan Administration              

Gangchen Kyishong Dharamsala 176215 (H.P.)           

Tel: 01892-222487, 223738

Fax: 222349

Email: finance@tibet.net