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Chinese situation and Tibet’s actions

A public discussion forum was held at Yongling school of Mcleod Ganj, earlier today, organized jointly by the National Democratic Party of Tibet and Phayul.com. This gathering was the fourth public discussion of its kind.

Until the last Tibetan

The Tibet movement has stalled, partially because there is little understanding of how it will continue after the Dalai Lama's passing. While those who disagree with the Middle Way approach

Garcham celebration at TashiJong

Tibetan Craft community is currently holding the Khampagar Annual Traditional Tsechu Chenmo Cham Ceremony at Khampagar Monastery of Tashi Jong. Started on the 27th of March (the eighth day of the second

China hopes world interest in Tibet fades once Dalai Lama dies

China hopes that global concern over the mountainous region of Tibet will fade upon the passing of its iconic religious leader, the exiled Dalai Lama, reports Spiegel Online. "The Dalai Lama receives pilgrims from all

His Holiness the Dalai Lama visits BORI after 51 years

Last Monday was a day of nostalgia for His Holiness the Dalai Lama as he visited the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute (BORI) in Pune after 51 years. In 1956, as a 21-year-old leader with the burden

DIIR publish His Holiness’ collected statements on environment

The Environment and Development Desk of the Department of Information and International Relations (DIIR), Central Tibetan Administration, has published a book His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama on Environment,

In conversation with Kelsang Tsering Khangsar

Some film makers dazzle us with films that are slick, cool, and stylish where as some of them just touches our heart with a simple story. Kelsang Tsering Khangsar is one of those young aspiring film maker in our

In conversation with Kelsang Tsering Khangsar

Some film makers dazzle us with films that are slick, cool, and stylish where as some of them just touches our heart with a simple story. Kelsang Tsering Khangsar is one of those young aspiring film maker in our

NGOs Warn of Cultural Genocide in Tibet

The International Fellowship of Reconciliation on behalf of four NGOs yesterday warned the UN Human Rights Council that cultural genocide was taking place in Tibet. This warning came through a statement delivered by

Speaker lauds the surplus budget for 2007-08

For the second consecutive year, the budget sanctioned for 2007-08 forecasts a surplus, of 11.11 million rupees in the operating and special expenses.

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