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Fire in Jodhpur Tibetan Market Destroys 17 Shops

In what turned out to be a tragic beginning of their winter business for the Tibetans trading sweaters in western Indian town of Jodhpur, 17 Tibetan shops in the town's Tibetan sweater sellers' market have been

Narayanan’s Death Mourned

The offices of the exile Tibetan government remained closed after 4 PM yesterday to mourn the passing away of the

Dalai Lama needles US over democratic rights

Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, took a rare swipe at the United States, saying he was puzzled why residents in the capital of the world's oldest democracy have no Congressional

Olympic preparations move into high gear

Beijing's Olympic organizers are racing against time to prepare for the 2008 Games, from round-the-clock work on constructing stadiums to planning the global torch relay, a senior official

Special Elections Over; CA Governor Heads to China

Fresh from the results of a special election that consumed California political life for the last few months, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is taking a break from the local scene to lead a delegation to mainland China.

China slated for rampant human rights abuses on Tibetan refugees

The incidence of mental illness and torture amongst Tibetan refugees, due to religious and political oppression by mainland China, was much higher than expected, researchers from universities of the USA

The Blame Game

In what was supposedly a searing expose, a national Hindi news channel on Tuesday beamed "exclusive footage" of flourishing illegal trading

Heavy Metals in Tibetan Medicine: dilemma or a magical remedy

Gone are the days when people asked the very meaning of Tibetan or Tibet before they tried to know about Tibetan Medicine. Tibetan culture has caught the pulse of people all around the

China criticises Bush for meeting Dalai Lama

China criticised U.S. President George W. Bush on Thursday for meeting the Dalai Lama and dismissed Washington's annual report on religious freedom as groundless,

Free your mind

Nearly a hundred Library of Congress employees packed a small conference room Monday, giving up their lunch hour to sit straight in their chairs, relax their hands

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