- Advertisement -spot_img

ARCHIVE

Monthly Archives: July, 2003

New Discoveries In The Himalayan-Tibet Collision Zone

Mr Everest is king of the Himalayan-Tibet Collision Zone

New Discoveries In The Himalayan-Tibet Collision Zone

About 50 million years ago, India collided with Asia producing the high Himalayas and Tibetan plateau, a natural laboratory for studying continental collision. During the collision, the Indian lithosphere was dragged down beneath the

Tibetan monks testify against China at the University of Toronto

The Canada Tibet Committee Toronto (CTC) and Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) chapter at the University of Toronto will host a talk by monks from the historic Tashi Lhunpo monastery in Tibet.

Foreign secretary going to Washington

Foreign Secretary Madhu Raman Acharya leaves for Washington Friday for bilateral talks amid requests by the United States to contribute Nepali troops to an international force in Iraq.

Tibean Activist Released, in Poor Health

On July 11, Tserang Dondrup (also known as Jortse) was reportedly released after a year in custody. According to local reports, he is in poor health, cannot walk or see and "his hands were not working." His speech is also reportedly unintelligible.

Gyalo Thondup Says Tibet-China Contact Should be a Two-Way Process

Gyalo Thondup, brother of the Dalai Lama and a former chairman of the Tibetan Cabinet in Dharamsala, has said that visits of the envoys of the Dalai Lama are positive, but that China should know that it is a two-way traffic in terms of confidence building.

Tibetan monks to visit Potter’s Farm July 20

A group of Tibetan Buddhist monks from a Minneapolis monastery will be holding a three-hour introduction to their philosophy and a chanting session this Sunday at Potter's Farm west of Washburn.

Conflict resolution training attracts participants from Kashmir, Nagaland, Mizoram and Tripura

What are the responsibilities of a leader? How important is it to share each other's opinions and have the ability to empathise with the other's problems? What qualities should a facilitator have while dealing with two parties in conflict

Bhutanese lama’s new movie set to leave audiences spellbound

Bhutanese spiritual leader-turned film director Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche looks at a trailer of his latest film, "Travellers and Magicians" on a laptop computer in New Delhi(AFP/File/Rob Elliot)

Latest news

- Advertisement -spot_img