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Monthly Archives: May, 2003

Clarification

We would like to point out an error in the ABC Radio Australia's news report of 20 May, regarding His Holiness the Dalai Lama's response to an invitation to visit Taiwan.

Third generation of Tibetan leaders appointed

A new generation of Tibetan leaders, more highly educated and technologically capable than their predecessors, is emerging in the Tibetan government. According to Xinhua, Jampa Phuntsog, one of the Tibetan Deputy Party Secretaries

Senior Physician Passes Away

In a sad and an irreparable loss to the Tibetan Medical tradition, Dr. Lobsang Wangyal la, the senior personal physician to His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, breathed his last at around 7 PM yesterday.

Three Aussie climbers trapped in Tibet

China has pledged to do what it can to assist in the rescue of three Australian climbers trapped after an accident on one of the world's highest peaks in Tibet, state press reported.

Tibet Launches Major Hydro-electric Plant Project

This undated photo shows a model of the Zhikong hydropower station to the northeast of Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The State Council of China authorized to build the Zhikong hydropower station project in October, 2002, with an installed capacity of 100,000 kwh and an aggregate storage capacity of 225 million steres. After five years' scheduled construction and with a total investment of 1.337 billion yuan, the hydropower station will generate 407 million kwh annually. It is expected that the first unit will generate electricity in December 2006.

Tibet Launches Major Hydro-electric Plant Project

A ceremony was held Sunday in southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region to launch the Zhigung Hydro-electric Plant Project, the biggest of its kind in the region.

Three Australian Climbers Rescued From Mountain In Tibet

Three Australian climbers were rescued by helicopter Monday from a mountain in Tibet, but the body of their leader, who died of altitude sickness, was left behind, Australian officials said.

International group calls for end to mining in Tibet

An international coalition of Human Rights and environment groups today called on Australian mining company, Sino Gold Ltd, to cease all exploration in Tibet until Tibetans are in a position to freely express their wishes about the use of their resources.

Dalai Lama turns down invite to visit Taiwan

Tibet's spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama has declined an invitation from the Taiwanese President to visit the island to avoid damaging relations with China, an official said on Monday.

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