At around 11:30 AM, the delegation (TYC Centrex) visited the office of the Indian National Congress and met with AICC Joint Secretary Adv. Mathew Antony, along with senior Congress leader Sharma Ji and office bearer Manoj Ji.

At approximately 12:30 PM, the delegation visited the Janata Dal (United) office and interacted with Nisar Ji.

Later, at around 2:30 PM, the delegation visited the Samajwadi Party office, followed by a visit to the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) office, where they met with Sarmapel Ji and Santosh Jaiswal Ji, National Secretary and spokesperson of RLD.

During these meetings, the delegation engaged with representatives from all four political parties, briefing them on the Black Hat March and its objectives. A memorandum was also submitted to each party office.

The team was encouraged by the positive responses received. Notably, the Indian National Congress reiterated its continued and strong support for the Tibetan people.

With this, the day’s political outreach concluded. Special thanks are extended to former Deputy Speaker of TPiE: Acharya Yeshi Phuntsok, former Deputy Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile, for his coordination and support in facilitating these meetings.

Day 21 – Black Hat March:

Day 21 of the Black Hat March began early at 5:00 AM with prayer meetings, followed by a detailed briefing from the organizing committee outlining the day’s schedule and objectives.

At around 1:00 PM, the marchers had lunch, generously sponsored by participant marchers: TYC Joint Secretary Ngawang Paljor La, RTYC Dekyiling President Ngawang Dhundup La, and Dekyiling marcher Chonden La. The meal was KFC and was enjoyed by all.

By approximately 4:00 PM, the marchers reached their destination in Murthal, Sonipat, where they received a warm welcome from Shri Pankaj Goyal Ji, National General Secretary of BTSM India, along with the Sonipat BTSM team led by Shri Sushil Kumar Ji. Arrangements for the night stay were thoughtfully made at Saroj Mata Mandir, Sonipat.

Special thanks are extended to Mandir Maharaj Shri Vikas Ji for his warm hospitality and kind words. He expressed his honor in hosting the marchers and conveyed his hope that Tibet will one day be free, with a shared aspiration to visit Mount Kailash together.

The day concluded with the marchers resting for the night. The Tibetan Youth Congress extends its heartfelt gratitude to Acharya Yeshi Phuntsok La, Former Deputy Speaker of TPiE, for his continued support of the TYC campaign in India. Sincere thanks are also extended to BTSM India under the leadership of Shri Pankaj Goyal Ji, and to all BTSM Haryana members for their unwavering support throughout the Black Hat March in the region.

The twenty-second day of the Black Hat March commenced as usual at 5:00 AM with prayer sessions, followed by a comprehensive briefing from the organizing committee detailing the day’s plans and objectives.

At around 12:30 PM, the marchers reached Singhu Border, where they were warmly welcomed by members of the Chushe Gangdruk Central Executive and the Delhi Regional Chapter. They expressed their appreciation for the marchers’ determination and dedication to the Tibetan cause.

At approximately 3:00 PM, members of the RTYC Rohini Student Working Committee visited the marchers at their place of stay and extended a respectful welcome. Their presence reflected the deep respect and admiration of the younger generation for the dedication and sacrifices of those involved in the Tibetan resistance movement.

The day concluded with a traditional Tibetan meal, after which the marchers retired early in preparation for the final day of the march. The Black Hat March campaign will officially continue until its conclusion on 25 April.

Day 23 – Black Hat March:

Day 23 of the Black Hat March began early at 4:30 AM with prayers, followed by a briefing from the organizing committee. It marked the final day of the march towards New Delhi.

At around 1:30 PM, the marchers reached the Samyeling Tibetan Community, where lunch was generously served at Chushi Gangdruk Hall, sponsored by Big Apple Restaurant.

By 4:00 PM, the marchers arrived at TCV Day School, where they were warmly welcomed by the Samyeling Tibetan community. The closing ceremony of the Black Hat March was held there, with addresses delivered by Tibetan Youth Congress President Tsering Chomphel, Former Deputy Speaker of TPiE Acharya Yeshi Phuntsok, Indo-Tibet Friendship Society Executive Member Smt. Joesina Ji, Bharat Tibet Sahyog Manch National General Secretary Shri Pankaj Goyal Ji, and Sarva Dharam Sansad Executive Member A.R. Shahseen Qaum Maulana Ji.

The vote of thanks was delivered by Tibetan Youth Congress Vice President Tashi Targyal, and the program was anchored by Joint Secretary Ngawang Paljor.

Dinner was hosted at Romeo & Juliet Restaurant in MKT. Heartfelt thanks are extended to the restaurant owner Ngawang Norbu La and Karma Kusang La for their generosity.

Accommodation for three nights was kindly arranged by the GRS Association. Deep gratitude is extended to all the guest house owners who waived room charges.

With this, the Black Hat March concluded. Despite the intense heat and physical exhaustion, the spirit of the resistance movement remained unwavering throughout the journey.

Day 11 – Black Hat March:

The march began early at around 5:00 AM as the marchers proceeded from Rupnagar to Kurali. The day started with prayers, followed by a briefing from the organizing committee outlining the day’s activities.

At around 1:00 PM, the marchers were warmly welcomed in Kurali by RSS members led by Shri Ravinder Ji, Shri Vikram Ji, and Shri Harvinder Singh Rathore (Punjab University DESMDRC Student Front Party Chief). The Tibetan Youth Congress addressed the press in Kurali, sharing updates on the Black Hat March and expressing heartfelt gratitude to India for its continued support.

The day concluded with a night stay arranged by the RSS Kurali team, along with a pure vegetarian dinner. The spirit of the day was captured in the words: “Under the burning sun, our bodies may tire, but our spirit continues to shine brighter.”

Day 12 – Black Hat March:

The marchers began at 4:00 AM from Kurali with prayers and a briefing. Upon reaching Chandigarh, they were warmly welcomed by RTYC Chandigarh, and Raja Mohali also visited to welcome the marchers.

At around 3:00 PM, demonstrations were held at Punjab University and later in Sector 17, with strong support from RSS members including Shri Er. Charan Ji, Shri Sumit Kumar Ji, Professor Tomar Ji (Sanskrit Department, PU), Ashesh Ji (PhD), and Professor K.P. Singh Ji.

RTYC Chandigarh President also invited Kamaljit Singh Panchhi, President of the National Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Force Chandigarh, along with members who stood in solidarity with the Tibetan cause.

At Sector 17, RTYC Puruwala and RTWA Puruwala visited the marchers, offering scarves and distributing water and fruits. Despite physical exhaustion, the day concluded successfully.

Day 13 – Black Hat March:

After marching continuously for 12 days, the marchers took a well-deserved rest. The organizing committee arranged a full medical check-up with the support of RTYC Chandigarh.

Heartfelt thanks were extended to Dr. Sandup Dorjee and the SRH Charitable Diagnostic team, along with special gratitude to Dr. Tenzin Thai, President of RTYC Chandigarh.
Lunch was served at a Gurudwara, where the marchers respectfully shared a simple vegetarian meal. The day ended with much-needed rest and reassurance that all marchers were in good health.

Day 14 – Black Hat March:

Today marked the longest march so far, covering approximately 53 km. Beginning at 4:00 AM with prayers and a briefing, the marchers reached Ambala, Haryana, around 5:30 PM.

They were warmly welcomed by ABVP student members under the leadership of Yogesh Ji at Ambala Cantt. At the Gurudwara, BTSM President Shri Narender Ji and Vice President Arun Ji offered fruits. BTSM Haryana President Shri Sushil Kumar Ji and his team welcomed the marchers with garlands and flowers.

The Tibetan Youth Congress President addressed the press and media, expressing gratitude to India and its people. RTYC Paonta Sahib and RTWA Paonta Sahib also visited in support. The day concluded with dinner and rest.

Day 15 – Black Hat March:

The march began at 5:00 AM, covering approximately 22 km to Shahbad, reaching around 12:30 PM at Shri Shakambari Devi Mandir.

Arrangements were made by Vishwa Hindu Parishad Shahbad with the support of Shri Manesh Bhagat Ji, Pandit Shri Rajesh Sharma Ji, Shri Santpal Bhatia Ji, Shri Raja Kumar Bhatia Ji, Shri Surender Jain Ji, Shri R.D. Gupta Ji, Shri Marander Madan Ji, Shri Rampal Ji, and Shri Rakesh Khanna Ji.

The marchers were warmly welcomed with garlands and flower petals. The Tibetan Youth Congress President addressed the media, and due to intense heat, the marchers rested early.

In today’s highlight, in response to media questions during the press, the TYC President stated: “Even though the sun’s heat burns us, it will never weaken our courage and determination in our struggle for Tibet.”

Day 16 – Black Hat March:

The march began at 4:00 AM with prayers and a briefing. along the way at 9:00 am, Tibetan activist Jamyang la visited the marchers from Dehradun, expressing gratitude for their dedication and determination toward the national struggle.

By 1:30 PM, the marchers reached Kurukshetra, where they were welcomed by ABVP students led by Subham Sharma Ji. At around 2:30 pm, members of BTSM Kurukshetra—Sushil Ji, Ravinder Ji, and Vikas Ji—also extended their support and shared words of encouragement for the tibetan struggle.

An emotional highlight was the visit of an elderly couple from Paonta Sahib Tibetan settlement, encouraging the marchers with the spirit of determination for “Bodh Rangzen.”
The day concluded with a simple meal, and special thanks were extended to the Yarloong team from New York City for sponsoring meals.

Day 17 – Black Hat March:

The day began at 4:00 AM with prayers and a detailed briefing. The marchers reached Nilokheri, Haryana around 12:00 PM and were welcomed by ABVP students under the guidance of Abshak Rana Ji and youth leader Lovpratap Singh.

With the support of senior journalist Ahuja Ji, a press briefing was arranged at Bajrang Dal Dharamshala. Ahuja ji also recited a poem to uplift the spirits of the marchers and encourage dedication to the national cause.

The Tibetan Youth Congress President addressed the media, and the day concluded with discussions and a shared meal.

Day 18 – Black Hat March:

The march continued from early morning at 4:00 AM. By midday, the marchers reached Karnal and stayed at Jaat Bhawan, around 12 pm where they were warmly received by ABVP Karnal guided by Abhishek Rana Ji and leadership of Deepak Yadav Ji and Lovpratap Ji.
They were also welcomed by BTSM Haryana under Shri Sushil Kumar Ji, along with Rajvir Palawan Ji and his group.

A press briefing was conducted by the Tibetan Youth Congress President and Joint Secretary Ngawang Paljor on Black Hat March and current India-China relations.

Day 19 – Black Hat March:

The marchers began at 4:00 AM, covering around 35 km before reaching Panipat by 4:00 PM. They were welcomed by Shri Gulab Ji (BTSM Panipat), BJP’s Neeraj Ji, Suhil Verma of ABVP, and students from DS (PG) College.
A press conference was held at DS College addressing about purpose and goal of the Black Hat March, followed by a meeting with the Principal and administration.

All programs were coordinated under the guidance of Former Deputy Speaker of TPiE, Acharya Yeshi Phuntsok La. Night stay was arranged by BTSM and ABVP Panipat.

A Heartfelt thanks to all Indian supporters, and special gratitude to Former Deputy Speaker of TPiE, Acharya Yeshi Phuntsok La for his continued support of TYC campaigns across India.

Day 20 – Black Hat March:

The day began at 5:00 AM with prayers and a briefing. By 12:00 PM, the marchers reached Samalkha, where they were warmly welcomed by local leaders and residents, later by ABVP Samalkha and BTSM Haryana, led by Shri Gulab Singh Ji and the Samalkha team at the BJP office in Samalkha. A welcome program was organized and hosted by Shri Neeraj Ji (BJP karyakarta), featuring speeches by Former Deputy Speaker of TPiE, Acharya Yeshi Phuntsok La, BTSM Haryana’s Shri Gulab Ji, and Shri Sushil Ji, who delivered the welcome address. The President of the Tibetan Youth Congress, Tsering Chomphel, also addressed the gathering, speaking about the purpose of the Black Hat March and the critical situation inside Tibet.

After the program, the TYC President briefed the media and press about the Black Hat March. BTSM and ABVP Haryana, led by Shri Sahil Verma Ji, arranged high tea for all the marchers, and night stay was also organized by them.

Later, around 5:00 PM, the TYC President visited the Hindu Temple at Chulkana Dham, where he was warmly received by the temple authorities. He also visited the RSS Haryana office premises and met with Shri Raj Kumar Ji and Shri Vijay Ji, administrators of the RSS Haryana office. The RSS Haryana campus is one of the largest premises in India.
Special thanks were extended to Shri Gulab Singh Ji (BTSM Haryana), Shri Sahil Verma Ji (ABVP), Shri Neeraj Ji (BJP), and Shri Hari Om Ji for their support and for making all the arrangements for the TYC Black Hat March over the two days in Panipat and Samalkha.