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Squaring off against Slander: Protesting Michael Peranti’s damning article on Tibet

Michael Peranti's book reading in San Francisco this evening on his latest, "The Assasination of Julius Ceaser", was a delectable fare. The fifty something-strong audience sat riveted through his hour-long discourse on the explosive days of ancient Rome

India accuses China of border intrusion

India on Thursday accused China of cross-border intrusion by troops and said the incident last month ran counter to the spirit of a landmark accord to maintain peace on the disputed frontiers.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will teach from August 4 to 12 ,2003

As requested by Bliss and Wisdom Monastery Corp. Tapei, Taiwan His Holiness the Dalai Lama will continue his teaching at Thekchen Choeling Monastery (Tibetan Temple courtyard) on Je Tsongakhapa's Ngagrim Chenmo

Buddhist monks to construct sand mandala

A group of six Tibetan Buddhist monks will construct a sand mandala, an art work representing a house of the Buddha of compassion, at Morningside College.

Panelists discuss Prime Minister Vajpayee’s recent visit to China

A panel discussion organised by the Bharat-Thibet Sahyog Manch, Himachal Pradesh at Dauladhar hotel yesterday drew in a large audience from the locality. The discussion, on the recent visit of Indian Prime Minister and its impact on Tibet

Ali, Dalai Lama to meet in Bloomington

Boxing legend Muhammad Ali will meet the Dalai Lama when the exiled Tibetan leader visits Bloomington in September. "It will be the first time the two have met," said the Dalai Lama's nephew, Jigme Norbu of Bloomington.

China eases procedures for Taiwanese tourists visiting Tibet

China has relaxed the procedures for Taiwanese tourists to visit the Himalayan region of Tibet. Under the new rules announced by the Tourism Bureau of the Tibet autonomous region, Taiwanese tourists could visit Tibet more easily

India’s stand on Tibet remains: PM

Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee has said with the opening of Nathu La Pass as a point for Sino-India border trade the Sikkim will gradually cease to be an issue between the two countries and reiterated that there was no change in New Delhi's stand on Tibet.

Indian Communist Party’s Delegation Visiting Tibet

A three-member delegation from the Communist Party of India (Marxist), currently on a visit to China, is reportedly visiting Tibet. The delegation led by CPI(M) Politburo member Sitaram Yechury arrived in Beijing on July 22, 2003 according to The Hindu newspaper.

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