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His Holiness to Attend International Buddhist Conference

His Holiness the Dalai Lama will take part in an international Buddhist conference in Nagpur, Maharashtra on 15 October, reports Voice of Tibet radio service. His Holiness the Dalai Lama will participate in a discussion

Dalai Lama is third most preferred leader to run the world

The Dalai Lama of Tibet has been voted the third most preferred individual that people would like to run the world, according to a poll conducted by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

Dalai Lama returns to city for forum on future of Tibet

Parliamentarians from around the world are to gather in Edinburgh to meet exiled members of the Tibetan government and discuss the best way forward for the country.

China Closes Web Site That Reported Taishi Village Standoff

The Chinese authorities have shut down a popular online news and discussion forum that gave prominent coverage to a campaign by villagers in the southern province of Guangdong to remove their elected chief amid corruption allegations, Radio Free Asia (RFA) reports.

Tibet issue depicted by cartoonists

Cartoons have always managed to provoke thought about the most controversial topics without irking anyone. Sensing this potential, 'Friends of Tibet', a support group spreading awareness of the issue of Tibet in India

Youth Today Waylays Future Leadership Challenges

Future leadership and responsibilities of the youth is the order of the day as the 60-odd students of 15 universities from across India gathered here

European Parliament proposes tougher action against Nepal

On the eve of its representatives’ visit to Nepal, the European Parliament has urged for tougher action against the government headed by King Gyanendra, proposing the appointment of

China’s railway line drives towards Tibet

Riding in a luxury railcar fitted with oxygen bottles and the comforts of sleeping berths, armchairs and television, China's communist leaders are turning up to survey their boldest engineering work, a railway into Tibet.

1965 war: The Chinese bluff

Two important factors triggered the 1965 conflict with Pakistan. The first one was the visit to India of US Assistant Secretary of State Averell Harriman and British Secretary for Commonwealth Relations Duncan Sandys on November 22, 1962.

Seeking the path to peace

A throng poured into The University of Texas at Austin's Frank Erwin Center Sept. 20 with one goal, to be in the presence of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama.

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