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Monthly Archives: March, 2006

Tibet Exhibition at Lyon International Fair

‘Peoples of Himalaya’, an exhibition of Tibetan culture and religion, was one of the themes of an international trade fair which is expected to draw more than 2 million people

China resume repairs on Dalai Lama’s summer palace in Lhasa

China has resumed repair of Norbu Linkag, the summer palace of the Dalai Lamas, after a break of over four months due to winter, a report from the remote Himalayan region said today.

Tibetan promises dramatic protest yet again

He has already done it twice - to the embarrassment of the world's two most populous nations - and the frail Tibetan activist, Tenzin Tsundue, says he will stage a dramatic protest yet again.

Way to go! Phuntsok Nyidron: TWA

TWA welcomes the arrival of Phuntsok Nyidron, at San Francisco, U.S.A. She was arrested and imprisoned for 15 long years in Drapchi prison from October 14, 1989 to February 26th 2004, for merely exercising her freedom of expression.

Anti-China rally draws protesters of all ages, from all walks of life

An uninformed traveler who made his way to Taipei's Zhongxiao East Rd. yesterday would have had a hard time figuring out what was going on.

The Rising Sounds of Tibetan Music

Rising from the mists of Lhasa in Tibet is a growing number of musicians and recording artistes who seem capable enough of turning the holy city into the musical capital of China, according to an International Herald Leader report on March 3.

Buddhist relics to arrive Friday

A special collection of Buddhist relics -- the cremated remains of many Buddhist masters, saints and sages -- is on a world tour, scheduled to reach Fremont on Friday.

Indo-China border to get a road for trade

Government is proposing to construct a 608-km road passing through five states to develop infrastructure and trade links along the Indo-China border and raise new paramilitary units to strengthen Border Guarding Forces (BGFs).

Get a taste of Tibet in Delhi

New Aruna Colony in the Indian capital, accommodating a large number of Tibetan refugees, adds an exotic aura to the multiplicity of the city with its eating joints and an oriental setting.

US Official Highlights Plight of Tibetans in Nepal March 18th, 2006

A senior State Department official has spoken about the plight of Tibetans in Nepal and the efforts the United States is making to encourage an improvement in their situation.

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