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His Holiness supports Stories of Faith to promote inter-religious understanding

His Holiness the Dalai Lama has consented to support the international media project, "Stories of Faith". The project will bring out a variety of films and books about the five

‘Buddha Festival’ from December 18

PREPARATIONS ARE in full swing for the four-day ‘Buddha Festival’ scheduled to be held in Sarnath from December 18. Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama will arrive in

Celebration of Peace, HH the Dalai lama, Human Rights, & Community” in San francisco

A succession three heavy rain and wind storms were not enough to keep hundreds of Tibetans, friends of Tibet and others from attending a 21 year old San Francisco tradition: Tibet Day.

Nobel Peace Prize Anniversary celebration in Madison WI

Members and friends of the Wisconsin Tibetan Association gathered at Eagle Heights Community Center, Madison, Wisconsin on the evening of December 10th, 2006 to commemorate the 17th

New exit permit regulations to facilitate Tibetans’ travel abroad

"There is some confusion", said Mr. Tempa Tsering, Kalon for the Department of Information and International Relations, and representative of His Holiness the Dalai Lama

Little Lhasa released in Dharamshala

"The book is a story of ordinary Tibetans leading ordinary lives, but doing extraordinary things", said Tsering Namgyal, the author of the Little Lhasa: Reflections on Exiled

Tibetans in Italy celebrates 17th Anniversary of Noble Peace prize to His Holiness

On Sunday night the Tibetan community in Italy in collaboration with the cultural section of the Province of Milan city commemorated the world Human Rights day and celebrated the 17th

India halts Tibetans’ ‘go-west’ plans

Tibetan immigrants, who have often been using India as a springboard to settle down in Western countries, will not be able do so, as the Indian government has decided to stop issuing

China puts curbs on Tibet route to Everest

Mountaineers preferring the Tibet route to access Mt Everest because of low fees and relaxed rules face a rude jolt - China is going to rein in climbing expeditions next spring apparently

Dalai Lama plans Indiana visit

More than $1.5 million in debt will be paid in full by the time the Dalai Lama visits Indianapolis in October, local organizers said today.

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