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Monthly Archives: September, 2011

Monks culminate march, Begin fast in Dharamshala

The 11 Tibetan marching monks from Gaden Jhangtse monastery in the Tibetan settlement of Mundgod, south India began their three-day fast earlier today in the exile seat of Dharamshala

Tibetans will reunite soon says Union Minister Virbhadra Singh

Indian Union Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Virbhadra Singh visited the Tibetan settlement in Kullu district, north India while on an official visit to the his home state

Tibetan Parliament Beats the U.S. Senate by 59,904 Times (Speaking of Kalons, Part II)

On September 16, 2011, the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile demonstrated a stunning efficiency in its approval of the six nominees for Kalon(Minister). After apparently learning the identities of nominees for the very first time, and hearing their brief one-minute biographies, Parliament unanimously approved each nominee.

The common destiny of Tibet and Palestine!

An important news item making headlines all over the world these days is the Palestinian Authority's bid to secure full membership at the ongoing 66th session of the United Nation's General Assembly in New York.

Fiery sacrifices continue in Tibet, Two more monks self-immolate

In reports coming out of Tibet, two more monks in eastern Tibet set themselves ablaze in an apparent anti-China protest today at around 10 am local time. While bystanders have told sources in exile that one of the protesting monks died

China has no say over my successor: The Dalai Lama

In a most comprehensive statement yet over his reincarnation, the Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama has said that he has the “sole legitimate authority” over his reincarnation.

Ace lens-man’s merchandise upsets Dalai Lama followers

Indian fashion photographer Atul Kasbekar's proposed range of T-shirts and coffee mugs with tagline "The only truth is Dalai" has upset the followers of the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai l

Burmese activists and refugees visit Dharamshala

A group of around thirty Burmese refugee students and activists are on a three day visit here in the town to learn about the Tibetan community and its struggle for a free Tibet.

Dalai Lama visa application ‘incomplete’, says SA

The South African government, which has come under criticism lately for not responding to the Tibetan leader Dalai Lama’s visa application, has said that the latter’s application was “incomplet

Tibetan teacher dies in Sikkim, succumbs to quake injuries

A Tibetan man has succumbed to injuries sustained during Sunday’s 6.8 magnitude earthquake that ravaged the northeastern Indian state of Sikk

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