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Monthly Archives: December, 2005

China promotes its Panchen Lama as new Tibetan leader

China is raising the profile of a teenage boy it selected as the 11th Panchen Lama, allowing him to perform a ceremony attended by thousands of worshippers, state media reports revealed.

Websites, TV Channel report threats to the Dalai Lama

Declining to comment on the media reports about threats to the life of the Dalai Lama, the spiritual and temporal head of Tibet, the secretary of the exile government's Department of Security Ngodup Dongchung has told phayul that threats from

Tibetan Environment NGO on Eco -Friendly Mission

Tesi Environmental Awareness Movement (TEAM) today began its month long environmental leadership and awareness program to make the 30th Kalachakra at Amaravati a 'nature-friendly spiritual

MPs of Latvian Parliamentary Support the Issue of Tibet

The Latvian Parliamentary Support Group for Tibet sent a letter to support the democratic process in China and to express their concern for the crackdown on the Drepung Monastery in Lhasa on 16 December.

A Youth Workshop on Tibetan Democracy

Beginning today, over 100 students from various Tibetan schools in India belonging to class 10 are attending a week-long workshop on the evolution of Tibetan democracy and issues facing Tibet.

The Restless Children of the Dalai Lama

Early one morning in April 1998, a middle-aged Tibetan named Thupten Ngodup poured gasoline over himself in a public toilet in downtown New Delhi and struck a match.

Inviting Apocalypse: India to support China’s plans to harness the Brahmaputra River

The recent news about certain Indian leaders planning to buy power generated by Chinese dams planned along Nygangchu, a major tributary of Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra river) represents the height of short-sighted international economic diplomacy.

Preserving a bond

Time has been held back in a small room of the Khampagar monastery in the Tashi Jong area, 18 km from Palampur. Not being able to reconcile to the death of 84-year-old Tibetan meditation master, Yogi Amtrin, his students have taken on themselves the challenging task of preserving his body.

San Francisco Tibetans Rise Against Crackdown on Monks

China’s “economic boom” must not be taken by the rest of the world as genuine and respectable because hidden behind the Great Wall of China lies a human rights crisis, including overwhelming

EP Condemns Drepung Unrest

The Parliament expressed it's deep concern on the health condition of the five arrested monks and urged the Chinese leadership to an immediate release and to continue the dialogue with the representatives of His Holiness

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