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A glass of Tchang, please!

After four decades in exile, another Tibetan life style may soon be available in the supermarkets and wine bars across Europe. Recently, a young Tibetan in Switzerland along with her husband started bottling Tibetan wine

Save Tibet- Save Bharat

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Save Tibet- Save Bharat

50 members of Delhi branch of Bharat Tibbat Sahyog Manch, ( BTSM ) newly formed Delhi unit of Indian Tibet Supporters, organized an 8- hours sit-in protest at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi today.

Sino-India relations tied to Tibet equation

For more than 50 years, Tibet has been a very sensitive issue between India and China because Tibet's government-in-exile led by the Dalai Lama has its headquarters in Dharamsala.

TWA calls the Prime Minister to talk on Tibet with China

We, the Tibetan Women's Association, are very pleased to learn the Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s official visit to China in June 2003. We sincerely hope that the Prime Minister visit will be able to achieve meaningful discussions

PM urged to take up Tibet issue with China

Dharamsala, June 20 - The National Democratic Party of Tibet (NDPT)and other Tibetan organisations here have urged Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee to take up the Tibet issue with China during his forthcoming visit to that country.

Dancing monks keep the peace

A group of nine Tibetan monks are touring the world, with the help of Chicago actor Richard Gere, in an effort to promote world peace. They played London's Mermaid Theatre on Tuesday night.

China, India may resolve Sikkim issue

China's refusal to concede India's sovereignty over Sikkim has been one of the major thorns in the relations between the two nations. But recent media reports indicate that both New Delhi and Beijing are burning the midnight oil to arrive at

Preferential bill out of US Senate

A statement received exclusively by The Kathmandu Post today from the office of United States Senator Dianne Feinstein said that the Senator has withdrawn a preferential legislation from the US Senate that sought to allow duty-and quota-free market access to Nepali garments in the US.

Monks hit road with sides of fries

For nearly a year, seven Tibetan monks have endured greasy fast food and long drives on freeways as they criss-cross North America in a van to share the tragic story of the young Panchen Lama, the lost child of Tibet.

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