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SAARC writers’ conference begins

Eminent poets and writers from across the South Asian region have converged in New Delhi to promote tolerance and foster a regional cultural connectivity for "peace and tranquility".

All India Buddhist Society Passes Resolutions for Tibet

On the occasion of the GOLDEN JUBILEE YEAR of the formation of The Buddhist Society Of India, "ALL INDIA BUDDHIST CONFERENCE" was held on 8th and 9th October 2005 at Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India.

Miss Tibet 2005 Crowned

Despite heavy rains earlier in the day and absence of any contest for this year’s Miss Tibet crown, the crowning ceremony kicked off amid mixed

Chinese actor ends visit to McLeodganj

Noted Chinese Kung Fu actor, Mr Jet Lee Lien concluded his three-day visit to McLeodganj near here, today. He had an audience with the Dalai Lama, the Karmapa and other Tibetan religious leaders.

Spanish international jurisdiction move may benefit Tibet case: NGO

A decision by Spain's Constitutional Court to allow Spanish jurisdiction on genocide and crimes against humanity committed outside the country, whatever the victims' nationality, could see an appeal against Chinese alleged repression in Tibet succeed, an NGO said here.

ICT Europe and Rebiya Kadeer Speak on Minority Rights in China

As part of an unofficial alternative program to the Amsterdam China Festival that began on 1 October in Amsterdam, Amnesty International and other organizations hosted a panel discussion on October 5 on "China: The Next Generation - Forgotten minorities"

Quake Jolts North India, Dharamshala

A major earthquake measuring 6.8 on the Richter scale rocked North India, Pakistan and Afghanistan on Saturday forcing people to rush out of their residences. The quake also jolted Dharamshala

Kalon Tripa’s talk on the policies of the CTA and the status of Sino-Tibetan Dialogue

Kalon Tripa Prof Samdong Rinpoche spoke on the policies of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) and the status of Sino-Tibetan dialogue today at the week-long workshop on youth leadership.

Thangkas – combining the sacred and the sublime

The traditional Tibetan art of painting thangkas combines the sacred and the sublime to provide the viewer with an unmatched aesthetic experience.

Charming mini Tibet near Madikeri

In a corner of Karnataka, about 30 minutes from Madikeri, is Bylakuppe where everything is quite unlike anywhere else in the country. Naturally, since Bylakuppe is a predominantly Tibetan settlement.

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