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Homage to the kalachakra

On her visit to the Kalachakra at Amaravathi, Kavitha Sreekumar found that the release of the Panchen Lama was the most important priority for many.

Asian Human Rights Commission cites ‘denial of justice’ in China

A new report on the state of human rights in 10 Asian Nations by the Asian Human Rights Commission argues that the absence of the rule of law in Asia "in varying degrees obstructs the realisation of human rights".

Buddhist global conclave in Andhra Pradesh ends

The 10-day-long global congregation of Buddhist monks in Amravati in Andhra Pradesh has concluded. Around 100,000 monks, spiritual leaders and tourists from across the world attended the "Kalchakra" or "Wheel of Time" ceremony, which ended on Monday.

88 Candidates will Compete for the Final Election for the Tibetan Legislative Body in March

The Election Commission of the Central Tibetan Administration declared a final list of nominees, which comprised of at least twice the number of allocated seats for every constituency

Unity among religions needed: Dalai Lama

Spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhists Dalai Lama on Monday called for "unity and closeness" among the religions in the world. All religions underline love, compassion, humanity and moral values and the variety

Amaravati all set to get a face-lift

Amaravati, one of the ancient holy towns in the country, will get a face-lift soon. Chief Minister YS Rajasekhar Reddy responded positively to the plea made by Dalai Lama in this regard.

Jetsun Pema Nominated for Children’s Award

Jetsun Pema, the president of the Tibetan Children Villages has been nominated for the World’s Children’s Prize for the Rights of the Child (WCPRC). The WCPRC empowers children and young people all over the world to be able to demand

‘Tibetans won`t mind uniting with China’

The Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, on Sunday expressed the hope that the Tibetans living in exile in India would soon go back to Tibet and join their brethren.

Lost ‘passport’ proves Tibet’s independence: exiles

A passport issued to a Tibetan official before Chinese forces occupied the region in 1950 has been found in Nepal and provides proof of Tibet's former independence, a Tibetan exile group has said.

Dalai Lama to visit Israel in February

Exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, will pay a week-long visit to Israel in February, a spokeswoman for Ben Gurion University said on Sunday.

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