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Amaravati to be made intl Buddhist learning centre

The state government will spare no effort in developing Amaravati as an international Buddhist learning and tourist centre, said Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y S Rajasekhar Reddy while addressing the media here on Monday.

Chinese rail company plans luxury express trains to Tibet

Banking on the appetite of foreign and newly wealthy Chinese tourists for adventure, with five-star amenities, a Shanghai-based company plans to set up luxury express railway lines to Tibet's Himalayan capital, Lhasa.

Dharamsala Mourns the Passing Away of Heinrich Harrer

"The Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) mourns the passing away of Heinrich Harrer and offers prayers and condolences to his family members. His death is a great loss for the Tibetan people and for the just cause of Tibet which he championed

Chinese and Tibetan Writers Meet

Ma is in the Indian capital to participate in the Katha Asia International Utsav 2006. He will be sitting face to face today in a discussion forum with the Tibetan activist Tenzin Tsundue at the

Buddha Smiles – A Light in the Darkness

Wangyal la´s recent article “the four ignoble truths of Tibetan Buddhism” is thought provoking. It motivated me to attempt this piece of writing. His article resembles a poetry that depicts the facial imperfections of a philosopher rather than the philosophy in question. The poet, it seems, is

Canada’s Green Party considers Tibet negotiations major opportunity

The strategic political connection between the status of Tibet and the future status of Taiwan presents China with an exceptional foreign policy opportunity.

Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer dies at 93

Austrian mountaineer Heinrich Harrer, whose life was portrayed in his book and the film "Seven Years in Tibet", died on Saturday aged 93, Austrian officials said in a statement.

Tibet Represented at International Festival

Tibet was represented among the 22 countries that participate in a literary festival called 'City Stories Katha Asia International Utsav'. The festival which began in the Indian capital yesterday will last for 6 days. Tenzin Tsundue, a poet,

The Regional Council Government of Paris region (Ile de France) passes a motion on Tibet

Paris - Proposed by the Green political group, the Regional Council government of Paris region (called Ile de France) passed a motion in favour of Tibet. The Regional Council of Paris region has mandates not only in different areas over Paris municipality but also over all the suburban

I am Fortunate to be in Amravati:Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama began the Kalachakra 2006 yesterday. Thanking the state government of Andhra Pradesh for extending infrastructural facilities for the Kalachakra, the 70 year old Tibetan leader said that the

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