FREEDOM MARCH: “Reaching unto-the Mission Possible”
The we are of the 1st March saw the Freedom March leaving Khanpur, bound for Kurukshetra-the historic and epic Indian city. The March traveled 18 km, crossing a small town known as Pipli, where slogan campaigns were carried out
Top Chinese democracy campaigner released and heading to US
China released top dissident Wang Youcai after pressure from Washington and ahead of a UN Human Rights Commission meeting where the United States may sponsor a resolution condemning Beijing’s human rights record.
Congress Seeks to Push White House to Criticize China at UN Commission
The House of Representatives has approved a resolution calling on the Bush administration to introduce a resolution critical of China at the United Nations Human Rights Commission session in Geneva.
When the Karmapa came calling
At a teaching on love and compassion at the India International Centre the other day by the 18-year-old Karmapa Lama, Ugyen Trinley Dorji, the scene was one of controlled calm.
Ilyumzhinov approves of Fradkov due to his good attitute to Dalai Lama
President of Kalmykia Kirsan Ilyumzhinov approves of Mikhail Fradkov due to his good attitude to Dalai Lama.
Peace Ride for Tibet will Span Washington, D.C., to Toronto
The Peace Ride for Tibet’s Independence, which will span more than 600 miles (950 km) from the Chinese Embassy in Washington, D.C, to the Chinese Embassy in Toronto, Ontario, will begin on April 10, 2004, and end on April 24
‘Monks’ Film Deviates from Tibetan Image
Word to Richard Gere : Things ain’t what they seem in Dharamsala, the idyllic abode in North India of the exiled Dalai Lama and home to many Tibetan refugees.
UN agency hits China over dams
The UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation yesterday voiced concern over China’s plans to build 13 large hydroelectric dams on the Salween river, according to the Shan state’s independent news agency.
Dalai Lama performs parikrama at Rewalsar
On the second day of the Tsechu Fair the Dalai Lama along with thousands of Buddhist pilgrims from different parts of the world, performed “parikrama” of the holy lake of Rewalsar this evening.
Karmapa breaks his silence: Tibet is India’s problem too
For the first time since he escaped to India four years ago from Chinese-controlled Tibet, Karmapa lama Ugyen Trinley Dorji has stated that ‘‘Tibet’s problem is India’s problem’’ and that India ‘‘a big and powerful nation can do much more for the Tibetan cause’’ than it has been able to do so far.