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TYC representative at 7th National Convention of Indo-Tibet Friendship Society at Jodhpur

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.

RTYC Toronto urging Canadian Prime Minister Martin to bring up Human Right issues in Tibet on his first official visit to china

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.

Canadian Parliamentarian Vows to Support Tibet

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.

Year 2005 Declared as the International Year of the 11th Panchen Lama

The Tibetan Women's Association (TWA) and its 43 regional chapters worldwide declare the year 2005 as the International Year of the 11th Panchen Lama.

All India Bike Rally Concludes in Capital

The last day of the year 2004 saw the end of the All India Bike Rally at Jantar Mantar, Delhi after covering a distance of 8878 kms. The aforesaid youth belonging to Tibetan Student’s Alliance (TSA)

Dalai Lama offers prayers for tsunami victims

The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, said on Friday that he and a congregation of monks and nuns would pray for the thousands of people killed by tsunamis in Buddhist Sri Lanka.

Sakya Head’s 60th Birthday Celebrated

The 61st birthday (as per lunar calendar) of His Eminence Sakya Ghongma Rinpoche, the head of Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, was held yesterday at the Sakya Magon monastery in Rajpur, Uttranchal.

Central Lhasa gets facelift with ‘Tibetan characteristics’

Renovation work began in the Tibetan capital Lhasa this autumn along the main tourist streets facing the east side of the Potala and along most of Yuthog Lam (Chin: Yutuo Lu) running from the Jokhang to the Potala Square in.

TSUNAMI FURY: No news yet on 160 Malaysians

The fate of 160 Malaysians is still uncertain. The families of the 54 Malaysians en route to Chennai, India, on a pilgrimage are still praying for the safety of their loved ones.

Cut aid to Chinese ‘spies’ – opposition

Paul Martin, the Prime Minister, should cut off all foreign aid to China and tell the Chinese to cease all economic and political espionage activities in Canada, opposition MPs said yesterday.

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