The book ‘Free Tibet- voice from Assam’ gives a unique perspective on the Tibetan freedom movement, putting emphasis on an evolved Indian perspective on the cause of Tibetan freedom movement for the readers. The author engages the readers with a persuasive account on some very poignant aspects of India – Tibet relations with special focus on the close ethnic, cultural, religious, ecological, and geographical ties between Tibet, Assam and North-eastern India across the inseparable continuum of the colourful Yarlung Tsangpo-Siang-Brahmaputra civilizations. This book provides the first-hand account of this rich Yarlung-Tsangpo-Siang River basin civilization, connects everyone with the geo-political as well as the ecological significance of this deep connections between Tibet and NE India for the Tibetan freedom movement. The author brings the globally significant ecological aspects of the Tibetan freedom movement to the forefront. The book connects the world with the Save Tsangpo-Siang-Brahmaputra campaign led by Free Tibet- a voice from Assam (a people’s forum) which is perhaps the loudest voice against the exploitation of the Trans Himalayan rivers like the Brahmaputra River system by the communist China at Tibet. This book provides the first-hand account of the civil society movement of Assam for complete freedom of Tibet which is taking place under the leadership of Free Tibet-a voice from Assam (a people’s forum). This is the first book on the Tibetan freedom movement from an Indian activist’s view point, which firmly establishes the Tibetan freedom struggle as an inseparable Indian cause.