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High Lama Welcomed at Buddhist Ruins

Hundreds of monks and followers gathered Wednesday to welcome the 17-year-old Tibetan high lama called the Karmapa on his arrival in this northern Indian town of Buddhist ruins.

Dalai Lama visits Buddhist monastries of foreign countries

His Holiness The Dalai Lama today visited the Buddhist monastries of Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, China and Vietnam here today.

Neo-Buddhists begin indefinite fast against the Dalai Lama

Barely three days before the sacred Kalchakra puja, a group of 12 neo-Buddhists today began a fast-unto-death near the Mahabodhi temple here against the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama's alleged pro-China bias.

Over 5000 Buddhists from Sikkim attend Kalachakra ceremony

Buddhist Monks walk behind a statue of Lord Buddha during the Kalachakra Buddhist festival in Bodh Gaya. (AP photo)

Tibetan monks build mandala in Savannah

A Savannah writer concerned about recent violence in his city has called on Tibetan monks to bring peace. In response to a request from Murray Silver, the monks started a two-week project Monday to create an intricate mandala, a detailed Buddhist sand design symbolizing the universe.

Spy who loves Karmapa aide

Police here faced their first test today — ahead of the Kalchakra beginning on Thursday — when they spotted a "Chinese spy girl" in the crowd.

Indian police boost security for Dalai Lama

Police in eastern India said on Tuesday they had stepped up security as the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, arrived for a Buddhist festival expected to draw about 80,000 devotees.

Two ‘spies’ held before Dalai Lama visit

A Tibetan security guard and a Chinese woman were detained here by police on suspicion of spying, hours before Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama was due to arrive, police said Tuesday.

Threats, tension and overcrowding overshadow major teaching appearance

The Dalai Lama arrived at the traditional site of the enlightenment of Buddha on Tuesday, braving threats to his health and safety to preside over the biggest annual gathering of Tibetans and other Buddhists.

Lhasa woollen market in Patna gutted

A major fire has completely destroyed Patna's famous Lhasa woollen market. Tibetan refugees set up this market every winter and for many of them earnings made in Patna see them through the year.

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