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In recognition of the unprecendented tragedy stuck by the massive earthquake in the Indian Ocean and the ensuing Tsunami disaster which tool over 150,000 lives in coastal asian nations, the Capital Area Tibetan Assocation cancelled its New Year Eve Party

On behalf of all the Tibetan people the world over, we the executives of Regional Tibetan Youth Congress, would like to express our deep sense of grievance and sympathy to all those thousands and thousands of victims who got killed by Tsunami disaster in Asia.

FOR an unorganised settlement, the Tibetan colony at Majnu Ka Tila, officially New Aruna Nagar Colony, or MKT, has come a long way since it was established in 1959.

Brain research is beginning to produce concrete evidence for something that Buddhist practitioners of meditation have maintained for centuries

Relatives of the group of Buddhist pilgrims feared missing since Sunday’s disaster can breathe a sigh of relief as they are safe and scheduled to come home today.

I am not homeless. My home is in Tibet. The only thing is, I had never seen it till I became an adult. My parents had to leave our home and escape into the mountains when the Chinese communist soldiers rampaged through the village, destroying monasteries and killing anybody who resisted.

Situ Dharmakara Foundation had been informed today that His Eminence Tai Situpa Rinpoche advised Palpung Sherab Ling Monastery to arrange 49 days Puja for people who lost their lifes in this Tsunami disasters and also request every Dharma Center as well as all Buddhists around world to join this 49 days Puja.

Tibetan Youth Congress’s Organizational Secretary, Mrs. Pema Yangchen attended The 7th All India Indo-Tibet Friendship Society's National Convention held in Jodhpur, from 25th to 27th December 2004.

Prime Minister Paul Martin is the first Canadian prime minister to meet with H.H The Dalai Lama in April of 2004, weeks prior to kalachakra for world peace in Toronto. Paul Martin says he wants to make sure Canada plays an important role in the world.

Yvan Loubier, a member of Parliament from the Bloc Quebecois party, said that elected representatives of free countries have a responsibility to respond to the Tibetan's call for help.