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A bullet train to the head

Lhasa is usually closed to tourists in March, a sensitive month for the Tibetan Autonomous Region because it brings the anniversary of "the National Tibetan Uprising". Last month was the 51st anniversary and, as usual,

website of TSP alumni launched

The Alumni of the Tibetan Scholarship Program has launched a new website www.tsapalumni.com today at a modest gathering here at the Tibetan secretaria

Under the Knife: Proactive, dedicated Geneseo students for a Free Tibet

The Geneseo chapter of Students for a Free Tibet is taking the necessary strides to bring the despair in Tibet to the forefront of knowledge that the students here contain

Dalai Lama: Indians should promote ahimsa like Chinese promote their food

The Dalai Lama on Sunday stressed that India “must take the lead” in promoting “secular ethics” with “Indian tradition of non-violence and harmony among various faiths”, to present

NYC Come Together for AIDS Awareness Program

Tibetans living in New York City came together on March 20 to raise fund for the CHOICE - HIV/AIDS Initiative which undertakes HIV/AIDS awareness program and pro

Tibetan Culture showcased at the Smithsonian in Washington, DC

Tibetans had a unique opportunity to showcase their precious culture at the Smithsonian’s Sackler and the Air Space museums in Washington, DC from March 10 – March 21. A Ma

“The Sun Behind the Clouds”: The Tibet film China loves to hate

Sun Behind the Clouds." The explosive Tibetan uprising of early 2008 put the lie to Chinese claims that their campaign of economic development and cultural assimilation had quelled both nationalism and discontent, and it left governm

Tibetan Newcomer to Canada receives Prestigious Award

At a recent gala dinner in Toronto attended by senior representatives of all three levels of gAt a recent gala dinner in Toronto attended by senior representatives of all three levels of government, the corporate sector, community leaders andovernment, the corporate sector, community leaders and the media

“The Sun Behind the Clouds” at NID, Ahmedabad

At the invitation of the Film Club, National institute of Design (NID) Ahmedabad, Tibetan poet and activist Tenzin Tsundue today presented the documen

China’s troublemakers bond over ‘drinking tea’

Police have long tried to shush and isolate potential activists, usually starting with a low-key warning, perhaps over a meal or a cup of tea. Now, the country's troublemak

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