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Exiled Tibetans demand freedom from China

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Hundreds of exiled Tibetans in India took to streets today demanding China to quit the Tibet. The protest by the Council for Tibet Freedom marks the anniversary of Quit India movement against the British colonial rulers.
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London bishop in Tibet row

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The Bishop of London is at the centre of an unholy row after he participated in a ceremony with the disputed 17th Karmapa during his visit to London.
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Details emerge about Dalai Lama’s visit

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With the tickets for the Dalai Lama's September visit to the Wood River Valley distributed as of July 23, event information now concerns mostly logistical issues, such as parking and add-ons for various events.
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From the Himalayas to the Swiss mountains

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Having fled their native land following the Chinese occupation 50 years ago, many Tibetans have found a second home in Switzerland.
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Dalai Lama to speak at UT

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The University of Texas will bring 1989 Nobel Peace Prize winner and exiled Tibetan leader the Dalai Lama to the Austin campus Sept. 20.
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Doctors of Various Indigenous Medicines Meet for 1st Time

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The Dharamshala-based Central Council of Tibetan Medicine (Che thoe Menpai Lhentsog) held a debut meeting of the doctors of traditional systems of medicine of Tibet and the Himalayan region here.
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UN is ‘USELESS’: Tibetan PM

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"I do not believe that the United Nations Organisation (UNO) can help solve the Tibetan problem in any way. It is an undemocratic institution, which is unable to implement its own resolutions.
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Boy picked by Dalai Lama a virtual non-person in Tibet

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A decade after he was picked by the exiled Dalai Lama for the second-highest position in Tibetan Buddhism, 16-year-old Gedhun Choekyi Nyima is a virtual non-person in his Himalayan homeland.
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Fear on the roof of the world: How China haunts Tibet

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China is showing a smiling face to the world while brutally crushing Tibet - a police state where supporters of the Dalai Lama can be beaten to death. Leonard Doyle reports from Lhasa
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Festival brings back to life Tibet’s past as warrior nation

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The muffled thud of hooves on thick grass provided an echo of Tibet's distant warrior past. For a few hours, as the people of Tsara gathered for their annual horse racing festival
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