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Monthly Archives: May, 2006

His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Depart for Belgium

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will depart Dharamshala for an extended visit to Belgium and Rekong Peo, Himachal Pradesh, on Sunday, 28 May.

A New Telemedicine to Install in Delek Hospital

The Italian-based Health R&S and E-Heart developed an advanced Italian telemedicine technology and donated it to the Tibetan Delek Hospital, Dharamshala.

Dalai Lama’s demands are obstacle to talks: China

Envoys of the Dalai Lama have raised demands on Tibetan autonomy and on the region's borders which China cannot accept, a Chinese government official said on Friday in comments that shed light on secretive talks.

Pico to write book on Dalai Lama

Inveterate traveller Pico Iyer cast a spell on his restless Manhattan audience by taking them on a spiritual journey. He radiated jet-lag defying alertness and admitted to feeling free of that "chattering self" as he had just spent

Tibetan Students Get Outstanding Class XII Results

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has declared Class XII examination result on 23 May 2006. Out of 1,050 Tibetan students who appeared in the All India Senior School Certificate Examination held this

Talk on Personality Development and Scourge of AIDS

Major General R.S. Mehta, the Chief of Staff of Headquarters at Yol Cantt., Dharamshala, delivered a lecture on Personality Development and Scourge of AIDS at the College of Higher Tibetan Studies (CHTS), Sarah, on 23 May.

Interview – Tibet Team’s Manager Talks about Wild Cup and Future

Football is a religion in Brazil, they say. Football is the most popular game in many countries but not in a country like India where cricket is the king of sports. However, the Tibetans who lived in India for more

New bird flu outbreak found in far-west China

China said on Wednesday it had confirmed an outbreak of H5N1 bird flu among wild birds in remote far-western Qinghai province and in Tibet.

Silent protest in favour of the Dalai Lama

The government's decision to refuse the Tibetan leader an entry visa for fear of Chinese reactions comes in for criticism. The one monk protest will be picked up by one of the country's largest Buddhist monastery.

Travel documents for refugees to resume

The government on Tuesday decided to resume the issuing of travel documents to Tibetan and Bhutanese refugees, who have been sheltering in Nepal under the aegis of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

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