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China shuts over 60,000 “porn” websites this year

China shut down more than 60,000 pornographic websites this year, netting almost 5,000 suspects in the process, a government spokesman said on Thursday, vowing no let-up in i

UN expert asks China to reassess policies on Tibetan nomadic herders

A new report by UN expert has found that the nomadic herders in Tibetan and Mongolian regions are facing enough threats under relevant policies adopted by Chinese government to make them a “vulnerable group”

Biggest Tibetan activist group trains youth the art of leadership

The Tibetan Youth Congress -- the biggest Tibetan independence activist group in exile -- is training about 50 young Tibetans the fine arts of leadership, in a five-day

India asserting its interests vis-a-vis China

For its part, India this time refused to explicitly state that it recognizes the Tibet Autonomous Region as part of the Chinese territory. There was little movement on a range of concerns that India had

His Holiness’ visit to Kerela cancelled

His Holiness the Dalai Lama was to wrap up his 2010 schedule with a visit to Varkala in Kerela where he was to inaugurate the 78th Teerthandana Sanyasi Sammelan on Thursday at the Sree Narayana Dharma Sanghom Trust, Sivagiri Mutt. However, the visit has been cancelled, His Holiness returned to Dharams

Nehru was warned of China war in 1952

The Lok Sabha was warned of China's impending invasion of India much before Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru is said to have rebuffed his Chinese counterpart Chou En-lai in 1960 "when he was visiting

Top China blogger forced to shuts down magazine

One of China's most popular bloggers announced Tuesday he was forced to shut down his freewheeling print magazine after just one issue because government officials appear to have blocked the printing of any new editions

Dalai Lama Dons 3D Glasses to Experience a Virtual Mandala

EON Reality, the world's leading interactive 3D software provider, announced that Buddhist leader, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, recently visited Miami University and wore 3D glasses to experience a virtual reality version of a mandala

Tibet in Kashmir: a tale of suffering and alienation

There are so many right-violations in Tibet so are in Kashmir which need to be immediately addressed and let us see what difference the interlocutors can make to heal the wounds of poor Kashmiris

Court grants citizenship to woman of Tibetan parentage

For Namgyal Dolkar, it was victory after a legal battle of a year and three months. Born in Delhi 24 years ago to a Tibetan refugee couple, Dolkar was denied an Indian passport by the Delhi regional passport officer on the grounds

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