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Tibetans and Indians to carry out a Nationwide Rally on March 1st.

Indian in general will sit with baited breath as India plays against Pakistan in a very crucial match in the cricket world cup. The Himachal-vasis have their election results due on that day.

OSU sponsors Buddhist conference

Along with the weekend snow, Oklahoma State University has been at the center of a flurry of Buddhist activity over the past week. Geshe Tashi Dhondup and attendant monks visited campus as part of the 2002-2003 Tibetan and Mongolian Monks Tour.

Tibetans urged to keep protests low-key on uprising anniversary

Tibet's government-in-exile has urged activists not to burn Chinese flags or effigies of Chinese leaders ahead of the 44th anniversary of a failed uprising against Beijing's rule, officials said Wednesday.

Guru would join Pope in front of bombs

International peace activists in Baghdad are hosted by the Iraqi government. Some are committed to guard facilities as human shields.(David Guttenfelder/AP)

Guru would join Pope in front of bombs

Deepak Chopra, the doctor who is bringing his brand of East-meets-West philosophy to Memphis, proposed Wednesday that the Pope, the Dalai Lama and himself serve as human shields to avoid bombing in Iraq and to rid the world of Saddam Hussein.

Groups planning march for Tibet’s independence

The International Tibet Independence Movement, the Tibetan Cultural Center and Indiana University Students for a Free Tibet are coordinating March for Tibet's Independence.

Tibetans welcomes year of sheep with a big cheer

This coming Sunday, the residents of Dharamsala can look forward to an eventful run up to the Tibetan New Year. The Rock Street Journal in association with Delhi based Tibet-India Coordination office and Tibetan Parliamentary and Policy Research Center

Firefighters Battles Forest Fire in Tibet

Thousands of firefighters struggled Friday to contain a wind-whipped forest fire in Tibet that has been burning for more than two days, the Chinese government said.

WSA senators apologize for Resolution No. 6

Two Western Student Association senators apologized Sunday for the portion of Resolution No. 6 which urged Western Michigan University"s administration to remove the Chinese flag hanging in the promenade on main campus

Powell Calls Execution of Tibetan a Setback in U.S.-China Human Rights Dialogue

After meetings with Chinese officials in Beijing, U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell told reporters that the January execution of Lobsang Dhondup was among recent "setbacks" in the U.S.-China human rights dialogue, according to a February 24 BBC report.

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