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In Tibet, Climbers Find Rare Antelope Birthing Ground

Four mountaineers traversing the high steppes of northern Tibet have succeeded in their quest to locate the key calving ground of the chiru, a rare Tibetan antelope imperiled by poaching. Commercial poachers have devastated chiru

For a more vibrant civic society

By making the most of the ongoing religious teachings which has attracted a large number of people to this Himalayan town. ‘Gyal Shyen Lhaen zom’ (Forum for discussing current Tibetan issues) is organizing a parallel program, but on a different subject.

Monks Bring Tibetan Tradition to Moscow

Despite China's five-decade occupation of Tibet, the centuries-old spiritual and cultural traditions of the country sometimes referred to as the Rooftop of World have managed to endure to the present day.

From the Himalayas to the Rockies

Narayan Shrestha has made his home in Boulder after leaving a small village in Nepal in the late 1970s. (Cliff Grassmick)

From the Himalayas to the Rockies

Driving past Hedgerow Farm or seeing the snowcapped Rockies reminds Tamding Wangdu of the pastoral lifestyle he left behind a decade ago this May when he became part of a resettlement that brought more than 20 Tibetans to Boulder.

War has started, we can only pray: Dalai Lama

Tibet's exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama Thursday called for prayers for peace in Iraq. "The war has started but we cannot do anything. We can only pray," the Lama said while giving a public teaching here.

The ‘Budget Session’ of ATPD started on 18th March

Session in progress on the second day: Members of 13th Assembly of Tibetan People’s Deputies have arrived in Dharamsala to attend the fifth Parliamentary session. The session will go on till 31st March.

His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s public teaching started yesterday

His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Tsuk Lakhang during the teaching on ‘Shantideva’s Bodhicharyavatara’ (Engaging in the Bodhisattava way of life) and ‘Lojong Nymai Woesr’ (Training the mind to make it as clear as the sun rays). The teaching will go on till 1st of April.

Tibetans to bring hopes for peace

At a time of turbulence in the world, Tibetan monks continue to preach peace and harmony. Traveling around the globe, monks from the Gaden Shartse Monastery in southern India are spreading a message of unity and compassion, while sharing their culture with the public.

5 questions- The rage within

At the first official screening of her second work ‘Destiny’s Children’, Pimmi Pande shared her thoughts about the film and her relation with the Tibetan issue.

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