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Monthly Archives: October, 2003

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.

The Incredible Weariness of Hope

Tibet, Tibet. The title of Patrick French's latest book intrigued me. Vaguely suggestive of a biblical lament, it also hinted at a kind of patient reproach, of the sort that Sir Isaac Newton is said to have dished out to his pet dog

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"

Chinese Journal Analyzes Spread of Tibetan Buddhism in Chinese Community

The fourth issue of Liaowang Xizang, the Chinese-language journal published by the International Campaign for Tibet, analyzes the increasing interest in Tibetan Buddhism by the Chinese community in South-East Asia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the West, and particularly inside China.

A lone beauty takes it all – Miss Tibet 2003 declared

In a modest press meeting, Lobsang Wangyal, the Director-cum-Producer of the Lobsang Wangyal Production, today formally announced Tsering Kyi as the unopposed winner of the Miss Tibet 2003.

Students set differences aside to campaign for Tibetan rights

A Buddhist, an Irish Catholic and an agnostic walk into a bar, but this joke has no punch line. They are all freedom fighters for the nation of Tibet who have come together despite religious or social differences to form the new student organization called Students for a Free Tibet.

Miss Tibet contest from October 8

All contestants of the second Miss Tibet beauty contest, which commences here on October 8, will reach the town tomorrow. Mr Lobsang Wangyal, Chief Organiser of the contest said, here today the contestants would undergo a week-long rehearsal from tomorrow.

Circle of life

During the next seven days, Olympia residents can watch the world be created and destroyed -- symbolically speaking, that is. Tibetan monks are creating a mandala -- a circular geometric pattern that, on one level

Circle of life

Tibetan Buddhist monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery begin to sketch the design for a mandala after a traditional opening ceremony at The Washington Center for Performing Arts on Monday evening. (Photo by Ron Soliman/The Olympian)

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