A Brief Assessment of Britain’s Relationship with Tibet from Year 1774 to 1914
The first Britain or British-India’s relationship with Tibet began after her losing of trade ties with Nepal in the aftermath of rise of Gorkha rule in Nepal in 1769 AD.
A Conversation with the Dalai Lama
When China invaded Tibet in 1950, it promised to bring modernity to the isolated feudal kingdom. Instead, it brought a reign of religious and cultural repression that drove the Tibetan government into exile, including its supreme religious and political leader.
BTSM holds meeting on Tibet in Ambala
As a part of “2004 as the Year of Tibet” program Bharat- Tibbat Sahyog Manch Haryana State organized a public meeting on Tibet at S.D. School, Ambala Cantt on October 13, 2004.
“Seminar on Tibet” in Baroda
On 17th, October, 2004, the Tibetan Students’ Association, Baroda (TSAB) had organized a “Seminar on Tibet” at hotel Surya in Baroda, Gujarat. It was started at half past nine in the morning.