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Monthly Archives: August, 2010

Missing Richfield woman, 83, is found safe in St. Paul

An 83-year-old Tibetan woman from Richfield who had gone missing when she went for a walk Friday was found safe Sunday morning in St.

Moustache in freedom struggle

Is it just me or does it not seem like most of the prominent Rangzen activists almost always spot a nice thick moustache, a Tibetan version of Tom Selleck look if you will, that is rather legendary in its own rights? Lets go by the number

Changing face of Tibetan Democracy

I have never voted in my life. Be it Chitue or Katri elections, I never had the urge to vote. It's not because I don't care about our struggle, our fledgling democra

SFT honors Tibetan heroes

Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) honored “Tibetan heroes” yesterday at the activist group’s annual event in New York City. Tagyal (Shogdung), Runggye Adak, Norz

2 monks arrested in Barkham county in Ngaba

Two Tibetan monks have been arrested by Chinese authorities in Barkham County in Ngaba Prefecture last week, Tsering, a monk of Kirti monastery here

Tibetan activist group gives voice to gagged Tibet

The activist group launched its ‘Renaissance Series’ at TCV day school here Friday. The renaissance series is in response to all things “banned in Tibet" and will be amplified

Miss Tibet launches signature campaign for Tibetan cause

As a part of the drive, signatures of the people who support the Tibetan Movement are being collected on a big scroll. The banner will be later presented to the UN

Dalai Lama leads special prayer service for disaster victims

His Holiness the Dalai Lama Saturday led a mass prayer service for the victims and families of those who died in the recent flash floods in Ladakh and Pakistan, wildfires in Russia and mudslides in Drugchu in

Chasing Independence

The only thing about our independence I know is the struggle for it. Since I was born much after the Chinese occupation of Tibet, to be a citizen of an independent country is a fe

Youth group launches campaign website for Lobsang Sangay

A group of young Tibetan exiles Friday launched a campaign website dedicated to supporting Dr Lobsang Sangay in his race for the Tibetan Prime Minister's office

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