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Monthly Archives: March, 2006

China’s prosperity inspires rising spirituality

Ming Zhaung is never without a place to sleep, food to eat, or ink for his brush. The Zen master of the Bailin Temple in Hebei Province is constantly cared for by his devotees - now more than 1,000 students, most of whom started attending his lectures last summer.

School founder’s sentence reduced: Bangri Rinpoche transferred to new prison

Bangri Chogtrul Rinpoche (also known as Jigme Tenzin Nyima), the founder and head-teacher of a children's school in Lhasa that was closed down by the authorities in 1999, has had his life sentence commuted to fixed term and reduced by one year

Wishes of His Holiness the Dalai Lama Come true in the Russian Buddhist Republic of Kalmykia

The works are in progress in the newly built main temple of Elista, capital city of the Russian Buddhist Republic of Kalmykia. Soon to be ready are the residence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and rooms for important guests

His Holiness Congratulates New President of Costa Rica

His Holiness the Dalai Lama sent a congratulatory letter to Dr. Oscar Arias Sanchez for being elected the President of the Republic of Costa Rica.

His Holiness Conveys his Condolence to Varanasi Blasts’ Victims

His Holiness the Dalai Lama offered his condolence to the victims of the Varanasi blasts that took place yesterday evening at a railway station and a temple in Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh.

Tibet Protest on Tiananmen Square on the occasion of the National People’s Congress

Wangpo Tethong (43), a Tibetan activist from Switzerland, today called upon the Chinese leadership meeting in Beijing at the National People's Congress, to seriously review their Tibet policies and to find and implement a sincere solution to the Tibet conflict.

US lawmakers urge Congressional Gold Medal for Dalai Lama

US House of Representatives lawmakers have begun a campaign to award the Dalai Lama, Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Congressional Gold Medal, one of the legislature's highest honors.

Bendigo rejects Tibetan flag raising

A Bendigo group is disappointed the Tibetan flag will not be allowed to fly from the town hall this week to mark the anniversary of Tibet's national uprising against Chinese occupation.

RFA-Tibetan Launches Live Election Broadcasts

With elections for the Tibetan exile government set for March 18, RFA's Tibetan service has launched a series of broadcasts covering election-related issues.

Transport By Qinghai-Tibet Railway is Most Expensive

Traveling along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway - the highest in the world - will be more costly than any other railroad in China, according to a State Development and Reform Commission report.

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