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Four tibetan buddhist monks have flown to UK for the tibet arts festival - an interactive exhibition displaying the rich and unique art of tibet - as part of the UK's year of cultural diversity 2003 celebrations.

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The second issue of Liaowang Xizang is devoted to the issue of Tibet-China contact. A signed article by Zangzi analyzes the status of contact between Tibetan and Chinese representatives repudiating some of the issues raised in an

More than 40 people are confirmed dead in Garsa village in Kullu District on 17 July due to flash flood caused by cloud burst. The region has been prone to this kind of flood during the monsoon season.

The Bharat-Thibet Sahyog Manch, Himachal Pradesh will hold a panel discussion on Indian Prime Minister's recent visit to China and its impact on Tibet. It will be held at Dauladhar Hotel in Dharamsala on 22 July.

International human rights groups and Tibetan activists Friday urged British Prime Minister Tony Blair to put rights issues in the spotlight during his trip to China next week.

Nepalese immigration authorities are currently refusing to issue transit permits for a group of Tibetan refugees to travel to India. Of the hundred or so new arrivals now at the Tibetan Refugee Reception Centre in Kathmandu

Mr Everest is king of the Himalayan-Tibet Collision Zone

About 50 million years ago, India collided with Asia producing the high Himalayas and Tibetan plateau, a natural laboratory for studying continental collision. During the collision, the Indian lithosphere was dragged down beneath the

The Canada Tibet Committee Toronto (CTC) and Students for a Free Tibet (SFT) chapter at the University of Toronto will host a talk by monks from the historic Tashi Lhunpo monastery in Tibet.