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Google agrees to censor service to enter China

Web search leader Google Inc. said on Tuesday it was introducing a new service for China that seeks to avoid a confrontation with the government by restricting access to services to which users contribute such as e-mail

Beneath the roof of the world

In one scene in his travel memoir Red Dust, Ma Jian - who has fled Beijing to escape arrest in the Campaign against Spiritual Pollution - describes dining with a doctor and his friends on an owl that they had stolen that afternoon from the dissection lab in the local hospital.

Film-makers call up Google to help find new face of Buddha

A Worldwide search has been launched to try to find the face of the Buddha. A film about the life and teachings of Siddharth Gautam, the historical founder of Buddhism, is planned

Talking Up Enlightenment: Neuroscientists hear – and applaud – the Dalai Lama

Many years ago a curious boy looked through a telescope and, on seeing the shadows in the craters of the moon, realized he had to make a choice.

MGAC launches Save Tibet – Secure India campaign

To mark the 47 years of Chinese occupation of Tibet, Dr Mahesh Yadav, President of Mahatma Gandhi Global Amity Council (MGAC), Bhopal started off "Save Tibet - Secure India"

Angry Monk: Reflections on Tibet

Touted as a film about the life of Gendun Choephel, the movie is less a complete biography than an analysis of the monk's conflict with the norms of Tibetan Buddhism and society.

Global meet on science and spirituality

An international conference on science and spirituality will be held here Feb 5-7 to explore the relationship between the two knowledge traditions.

Illiteracy and education levels worsen in the TAR despite development drive

The most recent statistics available for the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) reveal that the proportion of the local population that cannot read or write increased by more than 10 percent, to 54.9 percent in 2003, from 43.8 percent in 2002.

Nepal police detain 41 Tibetans

Nepalese police today detained 41 Tibetans for illegal entry into the country, a police official said. The group was detained at the Thankot police checkpoint outside Kathmandu, after travelling from Bhairahawa, 282km southwest of the capital

Democracy in Action

On 15th January 2006, The Regional Tibetan Youth Congress of NY&NJ has organized a debate in New York City for North America Chithue candidates in front of nearly 300 Tibetans and most of them were young generation.

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