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Sikkim’s Buddhists meditate on waning influence

A group of shaven-headed boys dressed in maroon robes stand nervously under a tree clutching Buddhist texts, waiting their turn to show their mastery of the Tibetan scriptures to a stern-looking monk.

Years of abuse take toll

Even amid three days of doctor appointments at Mayo Clinic, even as he walks slowly with an oxygen tank hooked to his nose, 73-years-old Palden Gyatso wants to talk about Tibet.

Tibet Summer Camp

long treks, beautiful hills, scenic sunsets, perfect weather… Even the prospect of a 13-hour long bus journey didn’t deter us from dreaming of long walks to the waterfall

Meeting of Indian Tibet support groups in Dharamsala

Representatives of Tibet support groups (TSGs) in India gathered today in Dharamsala for a three-day meeting to review and discuss its activities related to the Tibetan

Tibet Independence Walk to finish at China’s Embassy

The eleven-day "March for Tibet's Independence" from Charlottesville to Washington, DC ends on Sunday, June 11 with a rally

Tibetans get lessons on Conflict Resolution

The Dharamsala-based Tibetan Center for Conflict Resolution (TCCR) is organising a 4-day workshop on conflict resoltion in the Majnu-ka-Tilla Tibetan settlement in Delhi beginning

Dalai Lama consecrates ancient Buddhist monastery in Sanglha

An obscure yet ancient Buddhist monastery, in the Lahaul-Spiti area of Sanglha in northern India, was formally restored after His Holiness the Dalai Lama

Google co-founder says company is staying in China

Google Inc. is committed to doing business in China despite criticism the company has faced for abiding by Chinese government censorship

Finance Department Successfully Concludes Business Awareness Campaigns

The Finance Department of the Central Tibetan Administration carried out a business awareness campaign and focused group meeting programme in all the Tibetan settlements

16 activists march for a Free Tibet

This week, a driver stuck in traffic on U.S. 29 might catch a glimpse of something rare: a group of travelers who consider the slow pace of rush

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