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Tibetans banned from marking traditional Buddhist anniversary

Tibetan government workers, retired staff and cadres, students and Party members were banned from commemorating an important Buddhist anniversary in December, according to an official notice published in a

A China you’ve never seen

After watching all four richly detailed hours of Jonathan Lewis' documentary "China From the Inside," viewers are likely to wonder how the filmmakers were able to get out of the country with candid footage

Campaign to free Tibet: Writing letter to PM in blood

Adding one more step to the Free Tibet Movement, which has been gaining faster strides in the recent days, Dr Mahesh Yadav, the Convener of Mahatma Gandhi Free Tibet Movement, held his unique campaign in City on

Colorful showcase celebrates Tibetan culture

Tenzing Peldun probably won't ever be a roofer in Tibet. But she can sing like one. Peldun was among a group of girls who performed a construction worker's dance as part of "Tashi Delek: Afternoon of Tibetan Culture," held at

China Detains Tibetan Who Saved Sheep

Chinese authorities in the western Tibetan county of Dhingri have detained a prominent local figure after he saved large numbers of sheep and goats from the slaughterhouse, sources in the region said.

A Magnificent Tibetan Temple in India

The Zangdogpalri of Namdroling Monastery, commonly known as the Golden Temple, is situated in Bylakuppe of Coorg, Karnataka State, south India. The place resembles a mini-Tibetan township, as it is inhabited by

Since when taking payments is problem!

Debit what comes in. Credit what goes out--If only the financial transactions were that simple, especially when it came to those Tibetans who are not only shy of making payments, but also of receiving payments.

Royal attacks China over rights

Ms Royal, in Beijing for a three-day visit, criticised China's record on jailing journalists and lawyers. "Professionals who have participated in defending rights should be protected," she said. "This is

Don’t commercialise Tibetan medicines, says PM in exile

The increasing commercialisation of Tibetan medicines is causing concern about the future of traditional therapies. Tibetan leaders fear that the future of traditional therapies is in danger.

13 Nobel Peace Laureates Apply For Visas To Visit Suu Kyi

In an attempt to visit detained Burmese pro-democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, 13 Nobel Peace Prize winners across the world are submitting visa applications to Burmese

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