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In the supermarket of spirituality

Every spring, thousands of spiritual tourists from all over the world would throng the streets of Dharamsala, a town in the Indian Himalayas, to listen to the Dalai Lama teach on a poetic

Former Tibetan Protest Monk Details Torture in Jail

A Tibetan monk who served 13 years in Lhasa’s notorious Drapchi prison has described how he was tortured by Chinese prison guards in an interview with RFA's Tibetan service.

TYC Condemn Chinese Minister Dai Bingguo’s Visit and Sino-Indian Border Talks

Tibetan Youth Congress strongly condemns the visit of Dai Bingguo to India. Chinese Vice foreign Minister, Dai Bingguo representing China and M.K.Narayanan, Special Representative of India are going to hold

Menri Bon monastery to offer tenshug to His Holiness

The main monastery of Tibet's oldest spiritual tradition, Bon, will tomorrow present a grand long-life offering (Tenshug) to His Holiness the Dalai Lama.

Nalanda University tipped to be World Heritage site

The architectural remains of the ancient Nalanda University are all set to become the second World Heritage site in Bihar after the Mahabodhi temple in Bodh Gaya.

Blaze ravages virgin forests in Tibet

About 4,000 fire-fighters are struggling to control a fire spreading through virgin forest in Tibet Autonomous Region, said local sources on Friday.

Tibetan National Flag Will Fly Over Madison, Wisconsin

When His Holiness The Dalai Lama visits Madison, Wisconsin on May 2 - 4, 2007, he will see the Tibetan national flag flying over two important public buildings in downtown Madison—the Monona

Richard Gere visits Tibetan Center in Nepal

Hollywood actor Richard Gere visited the Tibetan Reception Center here in Kathmandu today. He was welcomed by the director of the Center and many newly arrived Tibetans at the Center, some other

Tibet at Paris Film Festival

Five Tibet-related film has been selected at the Jules Verne Adventure Film Festival which officially kicks off on Thursday in Paris. In the Documentary section of the Festival, titled

An inspiration for Tibetan Women

Soname Yangchen, born in the villages of Yarlung and of noble descent, moved to Lhasa when she was seven years old. There she had to endure a life of servitude, forcefully working under Chinese

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