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Monthly Archives: August, 2003

Beijing-picked Panchen Lama completes 11-day tour

The rarely seen boy endorsed by China as the second-highest figure in Tibetan Buddhism has completed an 11-day tour of northwestern China, state media said Wednesday.

China cancels long-planned visit by Tibetans

Chinese authorities have unexpectedly rejected a request from the Tibetan government in exile for a group of prominent exiled Tibetans to visit China, including the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR), Radio Free Asia (RFA) reports.

Flash floods destroy homes of poorest Tibetans in Qinghai

Tibetans who lost their livestock and livelihoods in snowstorms in Qinghai province in 1995-7 have now lost their homes due to the most severe storms that have been reported in Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.

Flash floods destroy homes of poorest Tibetans in Qinghai

Aftermath of floods in Yushu. Photo : The Jinpa Trust

“Environmental drive” threatens nomadic livelihood

According to confirmed information received by the Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), the Tibetan nomads from Golog and Yushul “Tibet Autonomous Prefecture” (“TAP”) face risk of relocation and threat to their traditional nomadic culture.

Tasting the Himalayas in a Bite of Yak Cheese

Tony Cenicola/The New York Times

Tasting the Himalayas in a Bite of Yak Cheese

Unless you read the label, nothing about this lovely new semisoft cheese suggests that it comes from Tibet. Or that it is made from yak milk. The cheese resembles Gruy่re, though a little less nutty and a bit muskier.

Hello Dalai

illustration: Insu Lee

Hello Dalai

The Dalai Lama's black-and-white likeness used to hang on a downtown building facade, encouraging consumers to "Think Different." In the recent American past, Buddhism, manifesting its signature go-with-the-flow malleability

Security surrounds visit of Chinese choice of Panchen Lama to Kumbum

Stringent security procedures were in place for the recent visit of the Chinese appointed Panchen Lama, 13 year old Gyaltsen Norbu, to Kumbum (Chinese: Ta’ersi) monastery in Huangzhong (Tib: Kumbum) county, as part of a 11-day tour of Qinghai.

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