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Tibetan Monk’s Followers Hope for his Release

Supporters of a jailed Tibetan monk whose two-year stay of execution has officially lapsed are voicing hope that Chinese authorities will rescind his death penalty, after one of his disciples was freed several days ago.

Inaguration of New school project at New Kalpakkam by Tibetan Students

When natural calamity occures. There will be three relief stages. First being Emergency Relief, followed by Temporary Relief and Permanent Relief.

My Dranyen – A Musician and a Crusader

Lovers of Tibetan music will welcome the arrival of a solo album from one of Tibetan classical music's most enduring icons. Sonam Tashi, known as Acho Danny to thousands of fans, has been studying, performing

‘Tibet Through the Red Box’ debuts

It's no secret that this community is THE place to come for touring Tibetan monks. So it seems in the nature of things to have a play that features Tibet.

Retired reporter a longtime friend to local Tibetans

Julie Emery was an author and Seattle Times reporter who covered the trials in the 1983 Wah Mee massacre, at that time the biggest case in King County history.

Tibet’s Karakorum Faultline On The Move

Livermore researchers have determined the Karakorum fault in Tibet, a feature formed by the same tectonic "collision" that caused the recent tsunami, has slipped 10 millimeters per year during the last 140,000 years.

The village that was

Karikkattlu Kuppam was a village of 203 families, 35 kms south from Chennai. The three lanes of houses sheltered almost 1500 people. The intimidating waves of the Indian ocean jostled its 100 odd boats to harvest the unbounded treasures of the seas.

Report: China holds meeting demanding greater obedience from Tibetan religious leaders

Communist officials have demanded stricter obedience from Buddhist leaders in the traditionally Tibetan region of Qinghai province, warning they would be punished if they failed to win greater support for Beijing's policies toward the exiled Dalai Lama

Awareness Program for Mass Communication Students

In order to reach out to Indian students and youth for the cause of Tibet, three day intensive educational programme for around 40 students consisting of 21 girls and 19 boys of Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi has begin today Jan 21, 2005 in Dharamsala, Himachal Pardesh.

Tibetans lose ground in public sector employment in the TAR

The most recent official statistics, published in the Tibet Statistical Yearbook (TSY) of 2004, reveal dramatic changes in the ethnic structure within the public sector of the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR).

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