First Conference on <i>Sowa Rigpa</i> Opens
The Tibetan doctors of Sowa Rigpa (one of the five major fields of studies) will form a medical council. This was announced here at the first conference of Tibetan doctors practicing Tibetan medicine.
Student Protestor To Face Ad Board
Meghan C. Howard ’04, the student who interrupted Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao’s Dec. 11 speech to protest China’s occupation of Tibet, will likely face disciplinary action next week.
Indian PM visit to China opened up wider options for Tibet, says Vijay Kranti
Presumably, a participant at any given workshop won’t expect to be woken up with the new sunrise at 6.30 in the morning. But at the Leadership Training of the TYC at Bylakuppe, all the participants woke up at dawn break and slipped into their snickers to prepare for a fresh new educative day with jogging
Tibet welcomes Sino-India relations: Dalai Lama
Tibet is not at all worried about the growing relationship between India and China, Tibetian spiritual leader Dalai Lama said here today.
Identity confusion threatens Tibetans
As winter sets in, T. Nyima along with his colleagues come to this part of the country to sell woollen garments. In fact Nyima, a Tibetan refugee, has been a regular visitor to Jorhat since 1978 and developed a relationship with the people here.
Celebrate the Festival of Tibet at Auckland Museum
For the first time in New Zealand, an event is being held to showcase the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Tibet. Running from 17 January to 29 February the festival features concerts, exhibitions