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Contemporary Tibetan history exhibition opens in London

A rare visual exhibition of contemporary Tibetan history sponsored by The Amaryllis Fleming Foundation and The Prince's Trust, UK, opened here yesterday at The Art Gallery at 32 Dover Street, amid the soothing chanting of Tibetan

Tibet hikes fees at major tourist spots

The Tibetan government has hiked admission fee to 27 major tourist destinations, including the world famous Potala Palace of the Dalai Lama, in the remote Himalayan region.

Urgent appeal to the Indian Prime Minister on his forth coming visit to China

Tibetan Youth Congress, welcome the Prime Minister, Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s visit to China. We sincerely wish the Prime Minister a good luck and pray for successful endeavour to accomplish a significant bilateral understanding between India and China.

Memorandum to the Indian Prime Minister

Respected Your Excellency, On behalf of all Tibetan people, the National Democratic Party of Tibet would wholeheartedly be grateful to the People and the Government of India for their sympathetic and generous support Tibetan people

Buddhist monks show mystical art

Tibetan monks have been creating mandalas for centuries

Buddhist monks show mystical art

An ancient sand painting artform perfected by Tibetan monks has been demonstrated at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. The art, known as mandala, is an image made from millions of grains of coloured sand laid in place on a flat platform.

Nepal bows to China’s demands

On May 30, the Nepal government, which is now run virtually from the Royal Palace, officially responded to China's demands and handed over to the Chinese authorities 18 Tibetan refugees who had entered Nepal illegally from Tibet.

Dalai Lama’s Canadian Tour to include Nation’s Capital

The Canada Tibet Committee (CTC) is pleased to announce that the Dalai Lama's Canadian tour, scheduled for April 2004, has been extended to include Ottawa. The visit to the nation's capital is part of an initiative to encourage the

Bharat Thibet Sahyog Manch to meet the Indian Prime Minister

Bharat Thibet Sahyog Manch has its agendas clearly noted down when its members would meet with the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Atal Behari Vajpayee on the eve of his trip to China. At a press conference yesterday

Keep calm and stay healthy

When he was just 10 he fled Tibet with his family after the Chinese invasion. Sickness and the stress of the move claimed 10 of Lama Samten's 13 family members and by the age of 13, he was entirely alone.

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