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The Life of Gendun Chophel Re-discovered

It all started when I was selected, at the age of seven, to go to Switzerland with five other children to live in Trogen, a small village in the German speaking part of Switzerland.

Tibet Group, The Largest Group at the French National Assembly

Mr Lionnel LUCA, President of the Tibet Group at the French National Assembly announced today that the Tibet Group is now the largest group at the Lower House of the national Parliament).

Tibetan, Blinded, Freed from Jail, Five Still Held for Slaughterhouse Fire

Authorities in the southwestern Chinese province of Sichuan have released one of six Tibetan nomads held in connection with the burning of a Chinese-owned slaughterhouse, after prison beatings and an untreated infection left the man blind, Tibetan sources said.

Paris Municipal Council Passes Motion on Tibet

Municipal Council of Paris has passed a motion in favour of Tibet yesterday. This motion was sponsored by the Socialist political group headed by Mr Patrick Bloche. The motion received support from the Socialist party and Green party who

Education Department’s Workshop for Primary School Teachers

The Department of Education (DOE) of the Central Tibetan Administration is organising a workshop for primary school teachers on the use of low-cost teaching aids at the Eklavya Institute of Teachers Education, Ahmedabad.

Chris Jagger and students unite for Tibet concert

A benefit concert in support of Tibet, called Tibet Blues, will take place on 3 February 2006 hosted by students from the University of Bristol.

Indian singing monk says Grammy nomination a big surprise

Indian singing monk Ngawang Tashi Bapu, nominated for a US Grammy Award, says he never in his "wildest dreams" expected to be in the running for the coveted prize when he started chanting Buddhist hymns.

WTI Campaign at Amravati Kalachakra

The Tibetan Conservation Awareness Campaign was formally launched by His Holiness the Dalai Lama in April 2005.The campaign was initiated by Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) and the UK based Care for the

Spiritual growth must to defuse tension: Dalai Lama

The Dalai Lama said unrest and tension was increasing in the world today in the age of information technology and spirituality was the only path to solve modern problems.

Carpet export dips

Export of hand-knitted woollen carpet, the second largest foreign currency earning exportable commodity, has declined by 9 percent in terms of quantity during the first six months of 2005/06.

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