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World has become a global village sans peace: Dalai

Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama prays at the Ananda Budhha Vihara Temple in Hyderabad, India, Sunday, April 6, 2003. Dalai Lama was in Hyderabad to inaugurate the temple built on Mahindra Hill in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. (AP Photo/P. Anil Kumar)

World has become a global village sans peace: Dalai

Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama said on Sunday the world has become a "global village" with tremendous progress in science and technology but peace has not been achieved. "We have achieved everything but peace for which we have to adopt the teachings of Buddha," he said

Dalai Lama to inaugurate Buddhist shrine, museum and library

A comprehensive Buddhist cultural complex reflecting the true Buddhist ambience incorporating a Buddhist shrine, museum and library will be inaugurated by Dalai Lama at Mahendra Hills here on April 6.

Nepal not to allow anti-China activities

A top Nepalese defence official today assured Beijing that the Himalayan Kingdom will not allow any 'anti-China activities' from its soil by supporters of Tibet's exiled spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.

The Beastie Boys to play Taipei, and bring a message

No, we're not kidding, the Beastie Boys are really coming to Taipei. This month. And Tibetans get in free. The world's most famous hip-hop trio will perform outdoors in Taipei on Sunday, April 20 in a 12,000 seat capacity arena at the Sungshan Cigarette Factory

Sweater Sellers Meet

As announced in Tibet Times and Chitsog Melong, the representatives of the various Tibetan sweater sellers' communities in India have gathered for a meeting in Ludhiana, the north Indian town famous for hosiery goods, after the hike in sales tax last year.

National Public Radio Program on Ngawang Sangdrol

At age 26, Tibetan independence activist and Buddhist nun Ngawang Sangdrol has spent nearly half her life in prison where she endured severe beatings. Sangdrol drew international attention after a tape of songs she and 13 other nuns had

European Union and Other Countries Raise Tibet at UN Human Rights Forum

Yesterday, as the 59th UN Commission on Human Rights began its debate on the agenda item dealing with human rights situations in various countries around the world, the European Union (EU), Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Norway

Tibetan MP Honored with ‘Bharat Jyoti’ ( Light of India) Award

Delhi based India’s leading Institutional Organization IIFS (India International Friendship Society) has conferred on Ven. Acharya Tenzin Sherab, Member of Tibetan Parliament in Exile & Principal, Sera Je Secondary School

Oral statement by Ms. Tsering Jampa at Commission On Human Rights

UN Commission on Human Rights Fifty-ninth session Item 9: Question of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms Oral statement by Ms. Tsering JAMPA, International Union of Socialist Youth (IUSY)

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