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Strengthening Local Tibetan Assemblies at grassroot level

Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre (TPPRC), has started an intensive workshop on Democracy- “Strengthening Local Assemblies” here at Manali, Himachal Pradesh.

Boycott Beijing Olympics 2008: YLFT

Indian Tibet support group led a peaceful rally starting at 11:00am here today from Ram Lila Maidan to Jantar Mantar, calling for the boycott of Beijing Olympics 2008.

Sir Edmund Hilary to meet Dalai Lama

According to a press release that appeared on Scoop (New Zealand media), the Dalai Lama Visit Trust New Zealand has announced that Sir Edmund Hillary has accepted an invitation from

Senior Chinese Official Blasts Dalai Lama

Despite China's accusations that he is trying to foment rebellion, the Dalai Lama has said he wants Beijing to grant Tibet genuine autonomy in hopes of preserving the region's

Mysterious illness haunts Tibetan highlands

In the 1990s, Doctors Without Borders, an international humanitarian-aid group, began treating big bone disease in Tibet but pulled out for lack of funding, leaving the project

Ancient Climate Change Rocked Tibetan Cultures, Research Suggests

An abrupt change in weather 700 years ago may have forced people on the Tibetan plateau to abandon their farms and reorganize their society, an anthropologist says.

Tibetans meet Belgian government representatives

Earlier this month, the exiled Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama had to cancel his scheduled visit to the country towards the last moment after the Belgian government reportedly

Tibetan presence at the Asian Heritage Month

The Tibetan community of Alberta (Canada) participated in the festival celebrating the “Asian Heritage Month” organised by the Imagine Asian Festival 2007 incorporated with

Guarding the West: China’s New Mechanized Infantry Division

The role of Xinjiang and Tibet as both suppliers and conduits of resources necessary for China’s continued economic growth has resulted in a reevaluation of both regions’

Biggest Buddhist Statue in Nepal consecrated

The Amitaba Buddha statue in the center measure a total eight of 67 feet from the ground and is now the biggest Buddhist statue in Nepal. The other two statues measure 64 feet

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