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Ngaba Kirti Monastic School closed, patron disappears

Novice monks in school uniform

Ngaba Kirti Monastic School closed, patron disappears

According to confirmed information received from Tibet, the Chinese authorities closed down Kirti Monastic School (Tib translit: kirti' nang bstan slob gling) on 29 July 2003 and it's patron, Soepa Nagur, (Tib translit: bzod pa sna sgur) disappeared since 31 July 2003.

Life as it could be

Monks demonstrate impermanence of material world despite the fact that there were no signs telling them to be quiet, people whispered if they spoke at all in the Bullen Center ballroom Friday afternoon.

Bound By History

Kesang Dhundup, a typical Tibetan farmer, grows vegetables, barley and other food grains in his farm land. Dhundup, 58, who lives in a village 50 kilometer east of Lhasa, the capital of Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR)

His Holiness The Dalai Lama Speaks Out On U.S. Foreign Policy, Against the Invasion of Iraq and 9/11

Democracy Now! asks Nobel Peace Prize winner His Holiness the Dalai Lama for his views on the invasion of Iraq, September 11th and U.S. foreign policy following a New York Times article titled “Dalai Lama Says Terror May Need a Violent Reply.”

TALKING TIBET: modern history and Tibet today

Karma Choephel and Karma Yeshi drew in crowds of 120 plus who gathered to hear our distinguished speakers elaborate on contemporary Tibet in an event organised by Students for a Free Tibet –UK (SFT UK) and SFT Dharamsala.

Life as it could be

Photos by Eli Lucero

Canadian Scholar Urges Prime Minister Chretien to Encourage Tibet-China Dialogue

A Canadian scholar on Asia, Thomas S. Axworthy, has urged Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien to see whether Canada could play a role in helping the Tibet-China dialogue move forward. Axworthy, who served the Canadian government for many years

Tibetans-in-exile cast votes for a lone assembly seat

Thousands of Tibetans living in-exile in Dharamsala town in Himacahal Pradesh recently cast votes for a vacant parliament seat. Officials said Tibetans living in Nepal were also casting votes simultaneously there.

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