Monthly Archives: June, 2006

The third day of the Charlottesville-Washington DC March for Tibet’s independence was filled with some life threatening roadblocks in the form of near death experience

The "March for Tibet's Independence”, organised by the International Tibet Independence Movement (ITIM) entered its second day with a presentation on the purpose of the march

Although many faces pass through its doors, it is not every week that the Parliament plays host to someone considered a living god by his followers. On Wednesday the Dalai Lama brought a mixture of

The New Delhi-based Tibetan Parliamentary & Policy Research Centre began its orientation workshop for the new members

A peaceful protest today by over 150 young Tibetans at the Switzerland - China football match, Switzerland's final warm-up game prior to the World Cup, was thwarted by Zürich police today. Posters,

Two Tibetan nuns have arrived in a hill town in northern India to meet their spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. They arrived days after dramatically

Two Tibetan nuns have arrived in a hill town in northern India to meet their spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. They arrived days after dramatically

In a football tournament for the nation-less, Hamburg on Saturday hosted the final of the FIFI Wild Cup. Five teams from regions not recognized by the United Nations

The sudden demise of Prof Dawa Norbu has left all of us shell-shocked creating a void that can never be filled. A true son of Tibet, he was a person far ahead of his time and one of the exceptional few who combined rare intellect

Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has decided to re-lay roads for transit trade between India and China, as the existing route