It was a typical winters day in Minneapolis with light snow falling endlessly and cold freezing wind blowing the snow in your face. The snows alright, but the cold wind could get really
Lobsang P Lhalungpa, who established the first Tibetan language programme of All India Radio and dedicated his service to the preservation of Tibetan Buddhism and culture, died on 28 April
Returning recently from a visit to China, a friend of mine e-mailed me: "The Chinese are deeply upset with the French, they are really furious." Why? Because, the Olympic flame's
The Tibetan poet and writer Woeser, under house arrest in Beijing since March 10th, has been constantly writing and updating the world about recent events in
Military power and aggressive force have conquered, defeated, occupied and colonized many countries in the name of liberation, unity, democracy etc. But in the whole of human history
Following the protests against China's oppression of Tibet, Kashmiri Pandits have begun to view their plight through the Tibetan prism. Unfortunately, Kashmiri Pandits don't have a
Is Tibet a nuisance for India, and when it negotiates with China on the border issue, should India unhesitatingly sacrifice Tibetan interests to secure our own? While there has been much talk
