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Unsung petite patriots

Under the blue dusty makeshift tent in the Mcleod Square, Dharamsala, Ani Phuntsok Namdol sat huddled with dizziness and shiver from the Dhauladaur chill and the weakness from the 7 day fasting for Tulku Tenzin Deleks release from the Chinese prison.

Concern For Lobsang Khendup, A Missing Political Prisoner

Sangay Trinley has recently escaped from Tibet and reached Dharamsala, India in January 2005. He reports that his son Lobsang Khendup from Kardze was arrested in 2003 after Tibetan New Year.

Free Tibet – a global cause

In recent weeks, there has been an outpouring of support for the victims of the tsunami in Southeast Asia. In the aftermath of a rather bitter election, this union of Republicans, Democrats and Independents reaching out to those in desperate need of our help is truly inspiring.

Mechak Center for contemporary Tibetan art Old Soul, New Art

A Premier Exhibition of Three Contemporary Tibetan Artists Old Soul, New Art, a groundbreaking exhibition of contemporary Tibetan art, will open at Tibet House, New York, featuring three distinguished artists in the emerging field of contemporary Tibetan art

Core Group Organizes Conference on “Make Tibet a Zone of Ahimsa” in Aurangabad

Under the banner of Core Group for Tibetan Cause, the Tibet Support Groups in the central west region organized two-day conference on “Make Tibet a Zone of Ahimsa” on January 8 & 9, 2005 at Seeman Mangal Hall, Aurangapura in Aurangabad.

Sir Tom set for Dalai Lama trip

Sir Tom Farmer is set to embark on a pilgrimage to India after being invited to meet the Dalai Lama at his home. The millionaire tycoon will journey to the residence of the exiled leader of the Tibetan Buddhists near Dharamsala.

The day Chinese Glasnost died

Did Zhao Ziyang die on January 8 or did he die on the morning of January 17? That is a million yuan question! On the same day in 1976, another Chinese leader, its Prime Minister Zhou Enlai, passed away.

“WE SHALL OVER COME” sings the tsunami victim children

The waves of Bay of Bengal are back to normal as little kids of New Kalpakkam sing the song “ We shall over come” with their highest voice.

Members of TSAM joins Tsunami Relief at New Kalpakkam

“At this time all our students are engaged either in their internal test or in the workshop organised by TCCR, but I’ll make sure that some of our students to join you in this initial relief work later all the members will join” said Mr Rinzin Dorjee

Tibetans for the Tsunami Relief

On 26 December, was not a normal day for many when the Tsunami hit Indian Ocean. The news spread like wild fire, which lead millions in pain and grieve.

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