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Dalai lays stress on scientific progress

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama said on Tuesday that the welfare of the world and peace was possible only when human beings co-existed with love and affection.

Olympics Protesters Imprisoned in Tibet – More Protests Planned for Turin Games

News has emerged from Tibet of the confirmed arrest and imprisonment of three Buddhist nuns and two monks following calls for no Beijing Olympic Games until the Tibet issue is peacefully resolved.

His Holiness to Inaugurate a Buddhist Conference

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will inaugurate a 3-day Tibetan Buddhist conference organised by the Religion and Culture Department of the Central Tibetan Administration.

Google’s China policy protested

Chanting "Shame on Google" and "Google, don't be evil," students protested the Mountain View Internet company's recent decision to launch a censored Web site in China and hounded Google China President Kai-Fu Lee

China jails Tibetans for railing at Olympics -group

A Chinese court has jailed five Tibetan monks and nuns for protesting against China's control of Tibet and demanding the 2008 Beijing Olympics be called off, a rights group reported.

Warm welcome to Dalai in Sarnath

A red carpet welcome was accorded to Tibetan spiritual leader Dalia Lama who arrived here at Sarnath, about 7 kilometres from the city, on Monday evening.

Dalai Lama on five-day visit to UP, Bihar

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama arrived on a five-day visit here to participate in various programmes at the Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies at Sarnath scheduled from Tuesday.

A New Inter-Parliamentary Group for Tibet Formed in South Africa

South African parliamentarians have formed a South Africa Inter-Parliamentary Group for Tibet (SAIPGT) and it will be inaugurated tomorrow at the South African Parliament in Cape Town.

Protestors force Olympic torch diversion

The Olympic torch was diverted away from two towns about 50 kms from Turin on Sunday because of feared trouble from protestors opposed to a rail development.

Internet Lions Turn Paper Tiger in China

LET'S play "What if?" What if the Chinese authorities didn't simply force Google to exclude sites like hrw.org (the Human Rights Watch Web site) and lesbian.com from the Chinese version of its search engine results

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