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The biennial animal welfare conference - Asia for Animals, was held in Chennai at Hotel GRT Grand, from the 10th of January until the 12th of January, 2007.

Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch launched the year 2007: Intensive Campaign for Tibet. The programme was organized here at Bal Bharati School, Shankar Nagar in Delhi. Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche, the Kalon Tripa of the Tibetan Government-in-Exile

Chinese geologists have confirmed one of the Dalai Lama's worst fears -- discovery of huge reserves of mineral resources in Tibet and possible wanton exploitation by China which could leave the fragile Himalayan ecology

A scholar from Tibet talking about Buddhism does not come as a surprise. But what if he candidly admits that Mahatma Gandhi’s concept of non-violence was better than what Buddhism offered to resolve modern-day

A fund raising cultural evening was held in Sydney, Australia on 27 January 2007 to fund raise for the magazine “Gyang Bod”, which means “Crying from a Distance” and its new English version, “Tibetan Voice”.

Meeting of uncommon minds on a common platform, the second programme of the Public Discussion Forum saw a prolonged and heated discussion

Despite the freezing cold weather with snow and temperatures dropping to minus 10C, the Tibetan Women's Organization of Toronto, Ontario held a Candle Light Vigil outside the Chinese Consulate

Chinese authorities in a Tibetan region of northwest Gansu province have arrested a monk, possibly for helping local people listen to Radio Free Asia (RFA) broadcasts, local residents said.

What motivated China to spend a colossal $3.7 billion on the Tibet railway? At least one of the secret reasons has now tumbled out. Chinese geologists have disclosed having found 16 large

‘Why should Indians support Tibet?’, was the catchline for todays seminar where ‘2007: Year of Intensive support for Tibetan Cause’ was launched with a very modest function here at Shri Ram Centre, Auditorium in