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Monthly Archives: April, 2006

Call for peace marks Buddha Jayanti celebrations

The Maha Bodhi Society of India celebrated the 2550th Buddha Jayanti Divas on Saturday by organising a peace conference that brought many religious leaders on a common platform here.

Tibetan women want to talk with China

A Tibetan refugee women's organisation has urged the Tibetan government-in-exile here to include women representatives in the ongoing Sino-Tibetan talks.

This April we ask you to remember Tibet’s Panchen Lama: A request to all in South Africa

On April 25, Gedhun Choekyi Nyima will once again see his birthday under Chinese house arrest – location unknown. It was on the 14th May 1995 that His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet proclaimed Gedhun Choekyi Nyima as the 11th Panchen Lama.

Hitler, Hu Jintao, and Tibet Demonstrations

As a person of Jewish heritage, I have imagined how I would respond if Hitler were to visit the USA while the slaughtering of Jews was still going on or if it had ended. I could not sit still for one moment and I would rise up and take some action.

Protest as celebration of difference

A group of about 200 Tibetans were arrested in 2002 while staging a surprise protest in the high streets of Mumbai when the then Chinese Premier Zhu Rong ji visited the Indian business capital.

Dalai Lama to cross paths with China’s President Hu on US tour

The eyes of the world will be on the visit of China's President Hu Jintao to the US for a summit with President George Bush later this month.

Tibetan monk imprisoned after talking about Tibetan culture

A Tibetan monk and teacher of traditional monastic dance (Cham) from the Tibetan area of Amdo has been sentenced to four years in prison after he gave talks about Tibetan culture and history.

Is the Dalai Lama preparing to visit China?

Is the Dalai Lama closer now than ever before to embarking on his first visit to China in over four and a half decades? Atmospherics in Beijing and McLeodganj, the headquarters of the Tibetan government-in-exile in India

Database ensures Big Brother is watching in China

China has recorded details of more than 96 percent of its population on a police database, state media reported on Friday, supplementing Internet and other state-sanctioned surveillance.

TYC Calls Emergency Meeting, Resigned President Returns

In an unexpected turn of events in the largest non governmental organisation of the exile Tibetan community, Kalsang Phuntsok Godrukpa, who earlier on 26 January resigned from the presidentship

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