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Monthly Archives: March, 2006

Bush will hold inter-faith meeting after PM lunch

US President George W Bush will hold a meeting with nine prominent persons representing five religions tomorrow including a Shia leader from Lucknow, a Tibetan monk and a Dalit scholar.

Namgyal Monastery invites public to Losar celebration

With slow, rhythmic prayers, Ithaca's Tibetan Buddhist community rang in their new year Tuesday morning amid more than 50 onlookers.

Young brigade on a novel voyage

To educate Tibetan school children about our rich wildlife heritage and its significance to earth, the Winterline Nature Trust and the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) organized a wildlife safari for a group

LTWA Director Concludes Mexico Visit Successfully

The Director of the Dharamsala-based Library of Tibetan Works and Archive, Ven. Lhakdor, concluded successfully his weeklong tour of Mexico on February 26. During his tour of Mexico, he visited Monterrey, the capital of industrial

China: A Year After New Regulations, Religious Rights Still Restricted

One year after China's Regulations on Religious Affairs came into force, Chinese citizens' ability to exercise their right to freedom of religion remains as subject to arbitrary restrictions as ever

“IOC will follow up on the concerns expressed by the hunger strikers” Jacques Rogge – Tibetan Youth Congress Calls off Indefinite Hunger Strike

Living upto its own commitment the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on February 25 held a press conference at the site of the TYC Indefinite Hunger Strike as a mark of its acceptance of the demands of the three Hunger Strikers.

Young brigade on a novel voyage

To educate Tibetan school children about our rich wildlife heritage and its significance to earth, the Winterline Nature Trust and the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) organized a wildlife safari for a group of children from the Tibetan Home Foundation

Immigration Team Disputes Monks’ Story

Immigration authorities said they were not dressed in riot gear when they arrested a group of Tibetan monks in Omaha.

Monks Arrested In SWAT Team Action

Some Tibetan monks on a peace mission in Omaha were recently raided by immigration officials in riot gear. They have since bonded out of jail, but the monks hope to clear up any misunderstandings and return to their native land.

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