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Rising from the mists of Lhasa in Tibet is a growing number of musicians and recording artistes who seem capable enough of turning the holy city into the musical capital of China, according to an International Herald Leader report on March 3.

A special collection of Buddhist relics -- the cremated remains of many Buddhist masters, saints and sages -- is on a world tour, scheduled to reach Fremont on Friday.

Government is proposing to construct a 608-km road passing through five states to develop infrastructure and trade links along the Indo-China border and raise new paramilitary units to strengthen Border Guarding Forces (BGFs).

New Aruna Colony in the Indian capital, accommodating a large number of Tibetan refugees, adds an exotic aura to the multiplicity of the city with its eating joints and an oriental setting.

A senior State Department official has spoken about the plight of Tibetans in Nepal and the efforts the United States is making to encourage an improvement in their situation.

Representatives of Tibetan youth Congress, Students for a Free Tibet (India) and Friends of Tibet India today submitted a memorandum to Mr. Shyam Saran, Foreign Secretary

Tibetans turned up in droves in this north Indian hill station to elect a prime minister and members of the Tibetan parliament in exile.

In continuation of its efforts towards promoting grassroots democracy and thereby strengthening the Local Assemblies, the Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Centre (TPPRC) based in New Delhi

In what has been unprecedented in the 47 years of exile Tibetan governance, the budget proposed for 2006-07 forecasts a surplus income of nearly three million rupees.

On behalf of the Central Tibetan Administration and the exile Tibetans, Kalon Tripa Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche welcomed the release of Phuntsog Nyidrol after serving 15 years behind bars in Tibet.