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Hall of Famers to rock Tibet concert

Buddhist Tibetan culture does not place great value on material gains. That is why the Tibet House U.S. benefit concert exists mainly to raise awareness, not to raise funds.

Tibet wasn’t ours, says Chinese scholar

A leading Chinese historian and a veteran of the committee that advises on official Chinese history textbooks has broken step with the official Chinese line on historical sovereignty over Tibet

Chaksampa wows the Bay Area Tibetan community and friends with a joyful losar celebration

After a full Losar day of pujas, parties and picnics, the Bay Area Tibetan Community and many friends of other nationalities showed up in force to show their support, love and appreciation of

Tibetan monk explains institution of Dalai Lama

Lobsang Norbu Shastri stood, clicking the mouse of his laptop, and turned, smiling at the PowerPoint that was displayed on the wall behind him. Shastri began his lecture with a traditional Buddhist

Tibetan Exhibition Draws Criticism

A new exhibit of Tibetan art in Berlin offers a rare chance to see treasures from ancient Buddhist monasteries, but is also being criticized as whitewashing China's treatment of Tibet's ancient culture.

Premier sparks clash over Tibet

Alan Carpenter's plan to meet the Dalai Lama threatens to set off a diplomatic row after the Chinese Government warned yesterday it was "not appropriate" for the Premier to have contact with the exiled Tibetan leader.

Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch organizes a seminar in East Delhi

Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch – East Delhi chapter organized its second seminar after launching Year 2007: Intensive campaign for Tibet. The program was organized here at Arya Samaj Mandhir

German Tibet-exhibition draws criticism

Three German Tibet support groups have strongly criticised the re-opened exhibition 'Tibet - monasteries open their treasuries' and called it an 'unacceptable denial of historical truth'.

Global warming causes jump in Tibet’s crane population

Global warming has led to a rapid rise in Tibet's population of rare black-necked cranes, state media said Wednesday.

Police told to provide force to clear Yamuna encroachments

Upset over Delhi police dilly-dallying in providing force to Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to clear Yamuna banks near Okhla industrial area in south Delhi of illegal structures, the

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