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Microsoft Defends Censoring a Dissident’s Blog in China

Microsoft Corp. has shut down a popular Chinese-language blog that has published content potentially offensive to Chinese authorities, amid China's ongoing efforts to control information on the Internet.

14 killed as bus falls into stream in Leh district

Fourteen labourers, including three Tibetan refugees and a Nepali, were killed and 16 injured when a Border Roads Organisation truck carrying them fell into a stream in Leh district of Jammu and Kashmir.

Dalai Lama launches Kalachakra

Kalachakra, the global conclave of Buddhist monks and pilgrims, began here Thursday with Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama formally launching the 12-day enlightenment programme.

Future of Tibet depends on Tibetans: Dalai Lama

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama Thursday said the future of Tibet would depend on the initiative of the Tibetan people living there.

Dalai Lama may not get visa to Sri Lanka

Amidst reports of a possible visit by the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the to Sri Lanka, the Foreign Ministry is yet to receive a request seeking approval for such a visit.

Penelope Cruz pained by plight of Tibetan kids

Spanish actress Penelope Cruz was pained by the plight and suffering of Tibetan kids she photographed on a recent trip to Nepal, reports say.

Ladakhi Marchers for Tibet Arrive in Amaravati

59 people from Ladakh have arrived in Amaravati as a part of a peace march that began from Bangalore. The Ladakhis who have used their pilgrimage to Amaravati for a cause say that they aim to draw the

Volunteers Build Home for Nun and her Dogs

Dharamshala - For the lone Tibetan nun who is followed everywhere by her 12 dogs the night of December 21 proved more disastrous than a Tsunami, an earthquake and a hurricane. No, the dogs are not her pets. They are members of a family that lost

His Holiness Visits Nagarjuna Sagar

His Holiness recited Nagarjuna's Root Wisdomat the site where the great Indian master is believed to have taught. His Holiness said that he had visited the site in 1956. "Nagarjuna seems to have spent his early life at

Tibetans raise money for rare Tibetan passport

Tibetans in India have collected half a million rupees to buy what is being described as independent Tibet's first and only surviving passport.

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