``Religion is poison,'' Mao Zedong reputedly told the Dalai Lama. The spiritual leader had come to Beijing in 1954, the year he turned 19. With Chinese troops in Tibet, he had studied communism and yearned to
The Regional Tibetan Youth Congress-Toronto chapter and supporters for a Free Tibet continued the next leg for the Tibet Independence Torch Relay in Toronto on Sunday May 04, 2008
Lobsang P Lhalungpa, who established the first Tibetan language programme of All India Radio and dedicated his service to the preservation of Tibetan Buddhism and culture, died on 28 April
Activists who came to support the people of Tibet and protest human rights violations in the region found themselves outnumbered by Chinese students who came to counter the rally in St. Petersburg on Saturday
The Regional Chapter of TYC Jampaling Tibetan Camp Dulegaunda, a settlement comprising of Lodrik youth conducted a cycle rally which saw 35 voluntary participants
The seminar on 'Indian People's Movement in Support of Tibetan Cause' held in the heart of the Pink City saw a mass participation of about 600 supporters from Jaipur and neighboring towns
Pema Dechen sat on a folding chair outside the Tibetan American Foundation of Minnesota waiting patiently for the razor to reach for scalp. She looked straight ahead, seeming not to acknowledge
A series of Tibet awareness events has been taking place in North Carolina recently where only a few Tibetans reside. Yesterday, an inter-faith candle light service was organized in Broughton High
Bloomington resident and Tibetan expatriate Rinpo Lama began a seven-day, traditional Tibetan prostration pilgrimage from State Capitol, St. Paul to Minneapolis to mark the 19th birthday
