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Moderate Muslims Seek Help From the Dalai Lama

Prominent Muslim dignitaries on Saturday met for the first time with the world's most influential Buddhist, the Dalai Lama, enlisting his help in quelling fanatical ideologies within Islamic communities

Tibet’s first railway to start unmanned operations

The Golmud-Lhasa section of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, said to be the first in Tibet, will start unmanned test runs from May 1.

“The Hindu” helping China in its propoganda over Tibet

The Hindu, which proclaims itself to be "India's National Newspaper" , has betrayed Indian people and our Tibetan friends by endorsing a fake "Panchen Lama" as true 11the Panchen Lama.

Dalai Lama meets with Muslim leaders at anti-terror summit

The Dalai Lama arrived in San Francisco on Friday to join Muslim leaders from around the world in an unprecedented summit on quelling violent religious extremism.

Tibetans face the dilemma of success

On a shelf near the entrance of Stillwater's Kmitch Girls and Heart of Tibet Imports, a store that sells the odd combination of collectible dolls and Tibetan artifacts, there is a photo of the store's owner

Quake rocks northern Tibet

An earthquake shook an uninhabited part of China's Tibet region afternoon, China and Hong Kong's seismological bureaus said.

Dalai Lama to Talk At Mayo Clinic

The Dalai Lama is giving an address to patients and staff of Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, in the United States on "Compassion in the Face of Suffering" on April 17, 2006.

RTYC Dekyiling Pedals for Tibet

The Regional Tibetan youth congress set off on a cycle rally for freedom from Dehra Dun to Delhi via Saharanpur, Ambala, Chandigarh, Karnal, Panipat and Sonipat. The rally

Fashion statement of Chubas no longer a favorite

Yeshi Dorje, a resident in the neighborhood of Lhasa’s central market, who had witnessed the March 10 burning of endangered animal skins in the Amdo province, said that the regular shops which sold tiger and leopard skins in Lhasa no

Probe Committee for Electoral Malpractice Manhandled

A former chairperson of the Tibetan parliament was manhandled by an angry mob in Bhandara Tibetan settlement in what is seen as a rare phenomenon in the Tibetan democracy which is usually referred to as a blessing

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