The boycott campaign against the use of Chinese products undertaken earlier in India by Friends of Tibet saw its first round yesterday in Mcloed Ganj and nearby areas with the distribution of pamphlets appealing the local public to abandon use of goods made by and in China.
Tibetans participating in the Kalchakra pooja, the most sacred weeklong rituals of the Himalayan Buddhists, are likely to use the occasion for their anti-China campaign. The prayers to be conducted by His Holiness the Dalai Lama are scheduled to begin on January 11.
The 4th General Meeting of Tibetan schoolteachers was yesterday opened by His Holiness the Dalai Lama at the lower T.C.V school auditorium. More than four hundred school teachers from various Tibetan schools in India have gathered at lower T.C.V School
"To be silent in the face of great social evil is to be an accessory to injustice" Alexander Hescher. The 'refusal to buy or use' British products by the Irish Republican Army marked the beginning of the 'boycott' movement in the modern times.
Two prominent Chinese lawyers, Zhang Sizhi and Li Huigeng, who were preparing to defend Tenzin Delek Rinpoche (aka A'an Zhaxi), were told that Rinpoche was being represented by two local lawyers from Karze (Ch: Ganzi) Prefecture
Hundreds of Buddhist monks from across the world have gathered at their religion's birthplace in eastern India for weeklong prayers for world peace that began Tuesday.
