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Maiya Tamang, a respected community leader, current advisor, and former secretary of the Tamang Society of America (TSA), has been appointed as the Vice President of the Federation of Indigenous Women of Nepal in America.

The announcement was made during a heartfelt event that also celebrated her 65th birthday. Surrounded by the federation’s president, executive board members, and lifetime members, the celebration was filled with tributes and well-wishes in honor of her achievements.

This recognition highlights Maiya Tamang’s enduring commitment to cultural advocacy, women’s empowerment, and community leadership. With decades of service to both the Tamang and broader indigenous Nepali communities in the U.S., her new role as Vice President strengthens her mission to uplift and unite indigenous women through representation, collaboration, and cultural preservation.

We heartily extend our heartfelt congratulations to Maiya Tamang on this well-deserved honor and offer our best wishes for a successful and impactful tenure in her new role.

The Tamang Society of America (TSA) held a successful joint meeting of its Advisors and Coordinators on Friday, May 9, 2025, Friday, in New York City.

The gathering brought together dedicated members of the community for an evening of connection, planning, and meaningful conversation. The agenda opened with a welcoming session, creating a warm and respectful environment for open dialogue.

A major focus of the discussion was the upcoming Buddha Jayanti celebration, along with various other matters aimed at strengthening the Society’s outreach and operations. Ideas were exchanged, perspectives were shared, and a clear sense of unity emerged.

The TSA sincerely acknowledges the time, energy, and thoughtful contributions of all who participated. The success of this meeting reflects the commitment of our Advisors and Coordinators to advancing the mission and values of the organization.

Together, we move forward with renewed purpose and solidarity.

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The Tamang Society of America (TSA) extends its heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Babu Ram Lama, our respected Advisor, on unanimous election as the General Secretary of the Non-Resident Nepali Association, International Coordination Council (NRNA, ICC) during its historic 10th Unity Convention held in Kathmandu on May 3, 2025.

This remarkable achievement is a testament to his unwavering dedication, visionary leadership, and continued commitment to the welfare of the global Nepali diaspora. Mr. Lama has long been an inspiration within our community, and his election to this prestigious role reflects the trust and confidence placed in him by Nepalis around the world.

We take immense pride in his accomplishment and look forward to his impactful leadership in advancing the goals of NRNA while representing the interests of the broader Tamang and Nepali communities on the international stage.

Once again, heartfelt congratulations and best wishes for continued success in this important journey of service and representation.

The Tamang Society of America (TSA) warmly invites all community members, friends, and well-wishers to join us for the Buddha Jayanti Celebration on Saturday, May 17, 2025, from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM at 41-01 75th Street, Elmhurst, NY 11373.
We are blessed to announce that the event will be held under the spiritual guidance of Dungzin Rinpoche and other esteemed Lama Gurus, who will lead the puja, prayers, Buddhist teachings, and meditation sessions.

This sacred event honors the birth, enlightenment, and passing of Lord Buddha.

The program will feature puja (prayers), Buddhist teachings, meditation sessions, and a community gathering dedicated to spreading the message of peace, compassion, and wisdom. It will be a moment for reflection, spiritual growth, and strengthening our community ties through Buddha’s timeless teachings.

In addition to celebrating Buddha Jayanti, we are proud to announce the launch of our Tamang Cultural and Buddhist Center (TCBC) Building Fundraiser. This center represents a dream for our future generations — a place for preserving Tamang culture, promoting Buddhist education, and fostering community unity.

We humbly encourage all attendees to support this meaningful cause. Donors contributing $500 or more will have their names respectfully recognized and recorded as part of the TCBC building project, a lasting tribute to their generosity and commitment to our heritage.

Your gracious presence and heartfelt support will not only make the Buddha Jayanti celebration a memorable success but will also help lay the foundation for a historic milestone for our Tamang community in America.

Let us come together to honor Lord Buddha’s teachings and take a step forward in building a lasting legacy for generations to come.
We look forward to seeing you there!

The Tamang Society of America (TSA) extends its deepest gratitude to everyone who joined us in celebrating our 23rd Anniversary program, Sem-Lheng. Your presence, love, and support made this historic event truly meaningful and successful.

Sem-Lheng marked a new beginning for our community as we honored our heritage, strengthened our unity, and stepped forward together with renewed energy. From the warm smiles of our guests to the dedication of our volunteers and donors, every contribution played a vital role in making this day unforgettable.

We’re also pleased to share that, thanks to your overwhelming generosity, the total contributions we received surpassed the overall expenses of the event. Below, we will be sharing the expense details for transparency and appreciation of your trust and continued support.

Thank you once again for standing with us. We look forward to growing together as one united and vibrant Tamang community.