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China shows first TV play about Tibetan monk martyr

China, which opposes 'Tibetan independence' has begun showing a television play featuring a "patriotic" Tibetan monk, who fought and achieved martyrdom against British imperialists in his attempt to avoid the Himalayan region from being separated.

Tibetan woollen sellers are a worried lot as Mumbai sweats

Though December has set in, the Tibetan woollen vendors in Parel see few signs of good times ahead in Mumbai. The month, which usually registers sales of Rs 3,000 per day, is currently witnessing pitiable sales of Rs 800 to Rs 2,000 per day.

Tibet’s Mineral Resources Valued at US$22.3 bln

The potential value of mineral resources prospected in Tibet during the years 2000-2005 is valued at more than 180 billion yuan (US$22.3 billion).

Trouble at Indo-Tibetan day, activists caned

The first anniversary of the Mysore chapter of the Indo-Tibetan Friendship Society (ITFS) ran into trouble when hundreds of activists of the Bhagat Singh Yuva Sene..

Police resort to lathi-charge on protestors

Tension prevailed following a city-based organisation staged a protest against the celebrations by Indo-Tibet Friendship organisation on the occasion of its first anniversary here today.

TYC to Hold Protest Against Drepung Crackdown

For the local Indian community of Dharamshala which saw Tibetans with placards, national flags, banners winding through the town in March every year, and replacing

His Holiness the Dalai Lama to address members of the Indian Parliament

On 6 December, His Holiness the Dalai Lama will address members of the Indian Parliament at the Parliament Annexe Building in New Delhi, as requested by the All Party Indian Parliamentary Forum for Tibet.

Planning Commission to Make an Exploratory Visit to South India

The office of Planning Commission (PC), of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA), will make an exploratory visit to Bangalore, Coimbatore and Tamil Nadu in south India between 12 and 25 December.

Torture Is ‘Widespread’ in China, U.N. Investigator Says

A high-level United Nations investigator condemned the "widespread" use of torture in Chinese law enforcement and said Beijing must overhaul its criminal laws

Press Release-An appeal to Mr. Kofi Annan:TWA

UN Secretary General makes his important trip to China, and Tibetan Women’s Association {TWA} takes this opportunity to appeal Mr. Kofi Annan to address the

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