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Nagpur convention of RSS womens’ wing begins

The women's wing of the right-wing Rashtriya Swayam Sewak Sangh (RSS), Rashtra Sevika Samiti, will hold its 15th national convention here from today to commemorate the birth centenary of its founder Laxmibai

Dalai Lama, scientists join in pursuit of common goal

Seeking points of intersection between Buddhism and neuroscience, the Dalai Lama, religious scholars and neuroscientists gathered at Stanford University on Saturday to

Dalai Lama spreads message of nonviolence at Stanford visit

A mass meditation session and question-and-answer forum at Stanford University kicked off the Dalai Lama's visit to the Bay Area on Friday, as the spiritual leader

Dalai Lama Dodges Politics On Stanford Visit

The Dalai Lama was in the Bay Area on Friday with his message of non-violence. But some who came to the Stanford campus for his visit say he was in

Dalai Lama brings Buddhism to Stanford,

More than 1,000 Stanford students and guests got firsthand exposure to the Dalai Lama's senses of peace, pragmatism and humor Friday

Buddha’s Warriors: The Story of the CIA-backed Tibetan Freedom Fighters

"The Chinese invasion and occupation of Tibet has been one of the great tragedies. More than a million people have died as a result. An ancient culture with its buildings, literature, and artifacts has been largely destroyed.

Science and spirituality will merge during Dalai Lama’s Stanford University visit Meditating on the mind

WHAT can a simple Buddhist monk teach neuroscientists about the human brain? Plenty, say hundreds of Bay Area medical researchers and scholars eagerly awaiting

Demonstrators protest Bombardier railway project in Tibet

Demonstrators in Canada and several other countries protested against Canadian firm Bombardier's construction of a railway line in Tibet, organizers

I Never Aspired to the Post of Kalon Tripa: Gyari Rinpoche

Ruling out all speculations surrounding his standing in the forthcoming elections of the Kalon Tripa, senior Tibetan diplomat and the Dalai Lama's special envoy said

Solving the mystery of the Tibetan Plateau

A University of Alberta physicist who helped solve the mystery of how the Tibetan Plateau became so elevated is

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