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1.5 million passengers take train to Tibet

The Qinghai-Tibet railway, the world's highest line linking the Tibetan capital of Lhasa with the rest of China, transported 1.5 million passengers to the Himalayan region in its first year, state press said Monday.

A farmer Released after serving 15 years in Prison

The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD) received confirmed information from reliable sources that a farmer Lhundup, imprisoned at Chushul Prison was released from the Chinese

Digital Music Project Races to Save Tibetan Folk Songs

In the remote plateaus of Tibet, recording artists have been hard at work laying down tracks of love ballads, drinking tunes, and songs meant to soothe the savage beast. That's because students at

US hopes for ‘substantial progress’ in Tibet talks

The United States said Friday it hoped for "substantial progress" from a new round of talks scheduled in Beijing on Tibet, whose spiritual leader the Dalai Lama is demanding for greater autonomy.

Dalai Lama’s envoys in China, hoping for talks

Envoys of Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, flew to China on Friday in hopes of resuming dialogue, but a member of Tibet's parliament-in-exile was not optimistic about a

August 4 marked International Day of Tibet by five NGOs

Tibetan NGOs and Tibet Support Groups and Tibetan activists are gearing up to build a massive mass global Tibetan movement in their plan to organise year-long activities from

Tashi Ling SC defeats Bylakuppe FC; Delhi United wins over Tashi Jong

As the GCMGC 2007 moved into the second day of its football tournament, the match venue had to be shifted from Tibetan Nehru Memorial Foundation School to Mindroling Gonpa football

International campaign seeks greater freedom of expression in China

Paris based press freedom organisation Reporters Without borders (RSF) has re-launched a new international campaign, "Beijing 2008," to draw attention to the cynicism of the Chinese government's

His Holiness the Dalai Lama Returns to New York City in October

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will return to New York for three days of teachings on the Diamond Cutter Sutra and Seventy Verses on Emptiness. Hosted by The Tibet Center and

Rather them than us

A similar promise—of a high degree of autonomy in everything except foreign affairs and defence—was offered to Tibet in 1951 and Taiwan in 1981. In neither place did it work.

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