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Death of a Tibetan in Iraq: A Tribute to Tenzin Dengkhim

A few days before he left the US to serve in Iraq just over five weeks ago, 19-year old Lance Corporal Tenzin Choeku Dengkhim went to make offerings at a Buddhist shrine.

Sheriff to address Dalai Lama’s visit

Blaine County Sheriff Walt Femling will meet Wednesday with U.S. State Department representatives, FBI personnel and event organizers to discuss security and traffic concerns surrounding a scheduled three-day visit by the Dalai Lama

Tibetans in Dharamshala hope for better future

Even as India and China plan to embark on a new relationship with Chinese premier Wen Jiabao's visit, the fate of Tibet is unclear.

Chinese Premier winds up trip, says ‘Delhi, Beijing are brothers’

China's premier wound up a visit to India on Tuesday having made progress on a border row, boosted trade and energy cooperation, and with a vow to make the world's fastest growing economies partners rather than rivals.

Group criticizes China on Muslim culture

China is waging a campaign to suppress peaceful Muslim religious and cultural activities in its west under the guise of fighting terrorism, two U.S.-based human rights groups said Tuesday.

India-Tibet Friendship Society Delegation Submits a Memorandum to Prime Minister

On behalf of India-Tibet Friendship Society, We welcome the arrival of Chinese Prime Minister Wen Jiabao to India. We also congratulate you for your best effort to improve the relationship between India and China.

Protests in Bhopal against China PM visit

Dozens of locals in Bhopal who are supporters of the Tibetans took to streets in Bhopal today to protest against Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's ongoing visit to the country.

China accepts Sikkim as part of India

India, which has a large population of Tibetan exiles, said on Monday it recognised that Tibet is part of China and pledged not to allow its territory to be used for anti-China political activities.

Tibetan-American Buried Among American War Heroes

Marine Lance Cpl. Tenzin Choeku Dengkhim has been laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery, the first Tibetan-American to be buried at the site reserved for American war heroes.

How he climbed the great wall of protest

Tsundue's unauthorised entry into the IISc campus brings to the fore laxity and complacency in the police department.

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