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Monthly Archives: October, 2003

Will Miss Tibet contest be terminated?

With the second Miss Tibet contest getting an extremely poor response, doubts have been raised on whether this event should be continued or be terminated once and for all.

New US Report Says Tibetans Lack Autonomy Under Chinese Rule

A new report by a Congressionally-mandated organization has said that Tibetans lack autonomy and that repression of Tibetans continue under Chinese rule. The Congressional-Executive Commission on China has, in its 2003 Annual Report, released on October 2, 2003

A Former Political Prisoner Passes Away

In a sad incident, Nyima Drakpa, a former Tibetan political prisoner passed away Friday afternoon at his home in Tawu County, Karze TAP. According to reliable sources, Nyima was imprisoned in October 2000 on arbitrary charges of "hindering welfare of the country"

Ama la Nominated for Kellogg’s Child Development Award

Jetsun Pema la is one of the three nominees for the prestigious "Kellogg's Child Development Award" under the banner of Hannah Neil world of Children Awards. Three nominees have been short-listed from among 146 candidates. The two other nominees are from Bolivia and Brazil.

Ama la Nominated for Kellogg’s Child Development Award

Jetsun Pema (Photo courtesy : Tibetan Cultural Center, Bloomington, Indiana)

H.H. the Dalai Lama to visit Delhi & Europe

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will visit Delhi, Spain, France, Germany and the Czech Republic on a 19-day tour scheduled from October 5 to 23, 2003.

Chinese cadres learn Tibetan and go west: the impact of urbanisation

The first group of more than 70 Chinese cadres to study the Tibetan language in Lhasa graduated from Tibet University in July; they are now being sent into the townships and towns around Lhasa to serve as officials.

China’s Claim to Tibet is Dubious, Says Margaret Thatcher

Former British Prime Minister and now a member of the House of Lord, Margaret Thatcher, has said that China's claim over Tibet is dubious on historical grounds. Saying that a "systematic extinction of a nation and its culture is unpardonable"

Dalai Lama to visit Pathankot

All preparations have been completed to extend a warm welcome to world peace leader and nobel prize winner Dalai Lalma, who is visiting here in connection with Gandhi Jayanti Samaroh on Thursday by Prasthan Ashram at khanpur locality of this city.

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