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Tibetan writer faces second arrest in 13 months

A Tibetan writer who earlier faced arrest in March last year has been arrested for the second time on Monday. Dokru Tsuiltrim was arrested from Gomang monas

“Buddhist Spiritual Program” to be telecasted daily on TV Channel

A 20-minute “Buddhist Spiritual Program” named “Noble Wisdom” will be telecasted on daily basis on the Sadhana TV Channel from this week onwards, a Delhi-based Buddhist society has announced

Many Faiths, One Truth

WHEN I was a boy in Tibet, I felt that my own Buddhist religion must be the best — and that other faiths were somehow inferior. Now I see how naïve I was, and how dangerous the extremes of religious intolerance can be today

Chinese engineers propose world’s biggest hydro-electric project in Tibet

Any step forward is likely to be controversial. Tibetans consider Metog a sacred region, and environmental activists warn against building such a huge project in a seismically active and ecologically fragile area

Handle Tibet and Taiwan with care, China warns US

China on Monday asked the United States to “respect its core interests and major concerns, and to pay particular attention to handling sensitive issues such as those

Wang Lixiong’s interview with Dalai Lama on Twitter

Wang informed His Holiness that he had invited people to submit their questions on Google Moderator and also to vote on their preferred questions. He said altogether there were 1253 people who posed 289 questions with 12473 votes

Dalai Lama tweets to Chinese citizens about Tibet

The Dalai Lama tried to hold a rare direct conversation with people inside China on Friday, answering questions live on Twitter about the fate of long-tense Tibet

Canada to North Korea: You’re not welcome here

Prime Minister Stephen Harper issued a statement on Victoria Day that Canada is joining sides with South Korea in countering North Korea's apparent act of aggression on March 26, 2010, that involved the sinking of the South Korean

Obama tells military: prepare for North Korea aggression

President Barack Obama has directed the U.S. military to coordinate with South Korea to "ensure readiness" and deter future aggression from North Korea, the White House said on Monday

Dalai Lama trashes China for censorship, propaganda

The Dalai Lama scolded the Chinese government for its censorship and propaganda in a speech at Hunter College Sunday morning. "Openness and freedom of speech are essential," the Dalai Lama,

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