EU for pre-poll Maoist disarmament
The head of the visiting European delegation, Neena Gill, today said the Maoists should be disarmed
Vietnamese company launch Tibet tour on Qinghai-Tibet railway
A deluge of international tourists, not to mention Chinese tourists, is set to overwhelm the sacred pilgrimage sites in Tibet as major travel agencies join the rush to sell tour packages on
UN Official to Raise Resettlement of Tibetans to the US in Nepal Talks
A senior United Nations Refugee Agency official is expected to raise the issue of the Nepalese government’s position on whether to allow the exit of thousands
‘Bringing Changes in Your Life and Career’
Do you have what it takes to make big in life? Are you motivated enough to climb to the higher rungs of the career ladder? Are you running low in your
China’s Jiang creeps back from political oblivion
Former Chinese President Jiang Zemin has quietly emerged from retirement, an apparent attempt to influence leadership changes due next year
UNHCR deputy chief to visit Nepal
Assistant High Commissioner for Refugees (Operations) from UNHCR headquarters in Geneva, Judy Cheng-Hopkins, will pay her first official visit
Kalon Tripa Leaves for Germany Tonight
After addressing the ninth batch (of total 16) of Indian pilgrims to sacred Mount Kailash, and speaking on “Change: The Nature of Inter-Dependence”, at a ceremony
No Voice for Tibet from South Africa
Another opportunity was lost for Tibet in South Africa when China’s premier Wen Jiabao visited South Africa in June. Here was an opportunity for
Author of Bards’ Sketches interviewed on Darjeeling TV channel
Greetings and welcome to all the viewers of XCTN from me, Gyanendra Aryal. Today XCTN channel is here with another new programme called ‘THE FACES’. All of you are aware of the fact that
Mongolia’s monks make a comeback
When Gendenjav Choijamts thinks of praying, he thinks of vodka. The 62-year-old monk at Mongolia’s oldest Buddhist monastery remembers when his father and his friends had