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Monthly Archives: December, 2005

Iron Ore Deposits Found on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

China's newest geographic survey on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, dubbed as the Roof of the World, hasled to finding of three large iron-rich ore deposits, a senior survey official said here on Saturday.

Buddhist Institute Warms Earthquake Victims

In a gesture truly representing the philosophies of the Buddha himself the Palpung Muni Shasan Dharma Chakra Sangh (PMDCS) headed by the 12th Kenteng Tai Situpa Rinpoche provided relief materials to about a hundred families affected by the October

Tibetan Legislators Mark a Month of Drepung Unrest

Around 150 Tibetans and supporters today marched through Delhi's Jantar Mantar to mark one month of the infamous Drepung unrest, Voice of Tibet reported. The Tibetans were protesting against the People's Republic of China's crackdown on monks

AP gearing up for world Buddhist meet

Buddhist monks from around the world will congregate at Amaravati, the cradle of Mahayana school of thought, for the 'Kalachakra'from January five to 16, coinciding with the 2,550th anniversary of Lord Buddha.

Freedom House Survey Lists Tibet with Lowest Level of Freedom

The US-based Freedom House has announced that Tibet is among the two "worst-rated territories" for the 2004-2005 period, in terms of respect for political rights and civil liberties.

China trying to keep away Tibetans from Dalai Lama: Tibetan Youth Congress

The Siliguri-based Northeast Zonal Tibetan Youth Congress(TYC) has alleged that due to the religious repression of the Chinese Government many Tibetan monks are either committing suicide or fleeing from the country.

China Arrests Tibetan Monks, Nuns for Dalai Lama Poster

Chinese authorities in a Tibetan region of Gansu province have arrested a number of monks and nuns for putting up a poster calling on Beijing to start a dialogue with their exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.

Fire in Mcleod Ganj Raze House

One house was brought down to ashes by a fire that broke out around midnight yesterday in one of the oldest residential areas of Mcleod Ganj. The house was

south africa’s only Tibetan doctor – An Interview

‘Tibetan Medicine is deeply integrated with Buddhist practice and theory which stresses the indivisible interdependence of mind, body and vitality. The ideal doctor

China’s Rulers And State Violence

Tibetans have known for over 16 years that Chinese Communist Party leader Hu Jintao is no wimp. And now, so do most Chinese. As several instances of violence against anti-government protesters during the past year demonstrate

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