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

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 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.

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.

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.

The Tibetan Medical Centre at Mahalakshmi Layout in Bangalore draws more Indian patients than Tibetans, and it makes for an awesome reflection that at this centre, healing comes from the revelations of Buddha in his manifestation as the Bhaishajyaguru

The Tibet Relief Fund of the United Kingdom plans to take up a youth development programme targeting the Tibetan settlers in Bylakuppe of Mysore District. In association with the Delhi-based Bharatiya Yuva Shakti Trust (BYST)

The European Union accused China and Iran of human rights abuses Tuesday, but said it will not censure either nation at an upcoming U.N. meeting. The EU foreign ministers issued a declaration expressing concern about

The Tibetan government-in-exile Tuesday expressed hope that China's newly-appointed President Hu Jintao will be able to break the deadlock in resolving the Tibetan problem.

Devotees bowed in reverence to the baritone voice of His Holiness the Dalai lama wafting in the crispy morning air in front of the Main Cathedral (Tsuk lhakhang). A deep murmur followed as they repeated in unison the prayers read out by His Holiness the Dalai Lama.