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Monthly Archives: March, 2011

Prepare for the Big Bang

As the Nippon tragedy unfolded, I happened to be visiting France, the land of nuclear energy. Do you know that since the end of the 1970s, France has built 58 reactors which prod

DALAI LAMA’S NEW MOVE -WHY CHINA LOOKS SO MISERABLE?

Dalai Lama has always loved to introduce and present himself as a ‘humble monk’. To those who are not blessed to respect, or even appreciate humility as a human virtue, this statement might present this Tibetan monk statesman as a ‘weak’ or a ‘timid’ p

Nepal reassures support to one China, gets $18 mn in military aid

Nepal has reassured China of its support and commitment to ‘One China Policy’ during a meeting between Nepalese leaders and a 15-member Chinese delegation led by Chen Bingde, the Chief of the People’s Liberat

3 youth among arrested as China goes on arrest drive in Ngaba County

3 Tibetan youth and several others have been arrested from their homes in the last two days in Tibet's Ngaba County as Chinese authorities have gone on a drive to arrest Tibetans during

Dalai Lama blesses Tibetan medicine’s premiere institute in exile

The exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama today said that the Tibetan system of medicine must evolve with research based projects aimed at enhancing the quality of the ancient Tibetan medicinal system of

Tibetan Parliament to discuss proposed amendments to Dalai Lama’s power

Tibet’s Parliament in exile will hold far-reaching discussion to make all necessary amendments to The Charter of Tibetans in Exile that will formally legalise the Dalai Lama’s decision to pass on his political power to an

Authorities tighten grip on Ngaba ahead of exile polls

Less than a week after a Tibetan monk of Ngaba Kirti monastery died after setting himself ablaze and a day before exile Tibetans went for polls to elect their Prime Minister and legislators, Chinese authorities in Tibet’s Ngaba province ha

Google accuses China of blocking Gmail

Google has accused the Chinese government of interfering with Gmail, its online email service, making it difficult for users to gain access. Over the past few weeks, access to Gmail has been intermittent for users inside

China calls popular Tibetan PM candidate a “terrorist”

China on Tuesday labeled Dr Lobsang Sangay, the “43-year old Harvard trained legal scholar”, who is dubbed by many as next Prime Minister of the Tibet's Government in exile

International parliamentary group impressed by Tibetan democracy

Impressed by a remarkable enthusiasm shown by Tibetan exiles in embracing democracy over the years, an international parliamentary group Monday urged the international community to continue to give support to Tibetan democratic institutions in exile.

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