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UN Committee Urges China to Come Up With Plans to Protect Old Lhasa

The World Heritage Committee of UNESCO has urged the Chinese authorities to "develop an articulated strategic programme for the conservation and rehabilitation of the historical fabric of Old Lhasa based upon an analysis of the heritage values of the historic structures."

Sixth Dalai Lama’s Statue Found in Inner Mongolia Stupa

A gilded statue of the Sixth Dalai Lama, Tsangyang Gyatso, has been found in a stupa, which collapsed in Alashan in Inner Mongolia in July this year. The statue weighs around 25 kg (55 Pound) and is believed to be over 300 years old.

Tibetans Undertake Flood Relief in Kullu District

The Tibetan Welfare Office, Kullu Region, led a relief operation to help the victims of the recent flashflood at Kangni Nallah. Regional chapters of Tibetan Youth Congress and Tibetan Women's Association also took part in this benevolent programme.

Dalai Lama a pitchman for software company? Spiritual leader’s image on poster

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Dalai Lama a pitchman for software company? Spiritual leader’s image on poster

Madonna and Missy Elliott are appearing for the Gap. Catherine Zeta- Jones touts T-Mobile and Jason Alexander can't get enough of KFC. The celebrity spokespersons just keep on coming.

Tibetan Football Team’s Europe Trip Cancelled

The Tibetan players of the world’s most popular sport received a major setback today when their European trip was cancelled. According to Voice of Tibet Radio Service, the trip had to be cancelled since the French Embassy in New Delhi denied visas to the players.

Hundreds attend Dalai Lama’s sermons

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Hundreds attend Dalai Lama’s sermons

Hundreds of devotees are thronging Dharamsala town for the special discourse on Buddhist tantra by Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama. Spread over 10 days, the session has been divided into three parts.

Kawaguchi noncommittal on Dalai Lama’s visit to Japan

Foreign Minister Yoriko Kawaguchi indicated Monday that Japan has not yet decided whether to allow the Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, to enter Japan, despite a request from China to prevent his entry, a Japanese official said.

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