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Tibetan Buddhist monks, nuns and youths brave downpour in one of South Indian towns in their march to raise awareness among Indian people about the independence of Tibet and to press for Tibet’s freedom. Some 150 Tibetans from 9 different Tibetan-inhabited regions of Dharamsala, Bylakuppee, Hunsur, Mundgod, Bhandara, Mainpat, Delhi, Darjeeling and Bangalore are taking part in the march. The marchers, led by the Tibetan Youth Congress, began the 365km march from Bangalore on December 10, 2007, and will pass through Chittor, Palamner, Ranipet, Vellore and Kanchipuram before expected to end it on December 31, 2007, in Chennai. (Phayul/ Photo by TYC)

A nine-day comprehensive workshop on “Tibetan Democracy in exile and situation of Tibet” is underway in Dharamsala. Some 80 students and 16 teachers, from 16 Tibetan senior secondary schools across India

Tibetan Youth Leadership Training (TYLT) is a youth development training program of the Tibetan Youth Congress which was formally initiated in the year 1991. The significance

His Holiness the Dalai Lama began a five-day teaching at the Main Temple (Tsuglagkhang) at the request of Gandan Thegchenling Monastery of Ulan Bator, Mongolia.

“He’s the only hope we have in the world,” she said of the exiled Buddhist leader as she put her hands together in prayer. Lhahpa Dolma, 51, one of several Tibetan refugees at the center,

The resolution expressed regret “that the sixth Sino-Tibetan round of talks has brought about no results; calls on the parties to make every effort in order to continue the dialogue and calls upon the Chinese government

China's wrath toward those who meet with the Dalai Lama -- a list that has recently included George W. Bush and Angela Merkel -- had its desired effect in Italy last week, when Pope Benedict XVI

Featuring approximately 35 objects dating from the 15th to the 20th century, Tibetan Arms and Armor from the Permanent Collection will explore this little known aspect of Tibet's rich artistic

When Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper tried to explain in a year-end interview why he'd met the Dalai Lama in his Ottawa office, it was clear he wanted to show respect for the exiled Tibetan leader.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama to Visit Ahmedabad to Launch Festival of Tibet and will give talks on Globalization and World Peace and Business and Ethics