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Monthly Archives: September, 2010

Dalai Lama’s nephew to walk from Indiana to Toronto for Tibet

Norbu's late father Taktser Rinpoche initiated several campaigns for Tibetan independence in the past including several 'walks for Tibet' in America. Now Norbu is deter

Tibet Festival showcases culture for UW-Madison community

A display of traditional dressings, exhibition of cultural artifacts and the creation of a sand mandala, a ritualistic art piece that symbolizes the Buddhist belief in

Wangdu Phuntsok Gonsar – A Champion of Tibetan Children’s Education in Exile

On August 5th, last month, Mr. Wangdu Phuntsok Gonsar, the Director of NHSS for the past 17 years and the person singularly responsible for steering and guiding this Tibetan school from

China pats Nepal over its handling of Tibet issue

The visiting high level Chinese delegation has reportedly expressed satisfaction over “Nepal’s ‘one China’ policy and the alertness adopted by the country over the Tibet issue”.

Japan frees Chinese fishermen, diplomatic row persists

Japan today freed the 14 fishermen on board the trawler which collided with Japan Coast Guards ships last week. The collision has sparked off a diplomatic tension between the two countries with China threatening "worst repercussions" an

Chinese Leaders Need Bold Vision and Courage to Resolve the Issue of Tibet: Special Envoy

In an op-ed published in the South China Morning Post, Special Envoy of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Kasur Lodi Gyaltsen Gyari, expressed hope that the present Chinese leadershi

Celebrating freedom at Camp Hale

Actually, the CIA was training Tibetan freedom fighters at Camp Hale. Fewer than 300 men were trained there. Some were parachuted into remote areas of Tibet — others

DANGEROUS LIAISON (I) by Jamyang Norbu

Samdhong Rinpoche's tenure as kalon tripa or prime minister will be up in a few months, but it seems he is determined not to leave without delivering some more of his trade

Tibetan Parliament approves bill to increase MPs from North America

The Tibetan Parliamentary during its on-going session has unanimously approved a bill to increase the number of parliament members representing North America by one.

Tibetans’ hopes hinge on Dalai Lama

In China, the Dalai Lama is officially a dangerous separatist and a "criminal," and his supporters are prohibited from discussing him or even displaying his picture. But

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