Harvard Honours the First Tibetan With PH.D in Law
In an elaborate commencement ceremony at Holmes Field this morning, Lobsang Sangay stepped on the podium in a red gown and bowed his head in respect as he accepted Harvard Law School’s doctorate degree.
Sonam Rinchen Saves the Day for Pokhara, Dhanglob Gets Easy Entrance
Day 6 of the GCM football tournament was a day of -do or die- for the defending Champions Pokhara. Pokhara had secured two points and to book a space in the semis require them a win at any cost.
Tibet events in Agen, France
The local chapter of the French TSG Aide a l’Enfance tibetaine (AET) and the Foundation France-Libertes with a support of the Mayor organised the Tibet related events in Agen, South France, from 8th June to 11th June 2004.
Tibet so soon forgotten
When the Dalai Lama visited Canada in April and met with the prime minister and the three opposition leaders, he was treated with the deference of a rock star. To his credit, Paul Martin became the first Canadian PM to meet His Holiness — ignoring the protests by China, which saw it as a hostile act.
Special assignment for Angus photographers
An up-close-and-personal pictorial insight of the Dalai Lama’s visit to Scotland has been captured for posterity by an Angus husband-and-wife photography team.
Buddha Enjoys Boom in Germany
Increasing numbers of Germans are switching off their worries along with their mobile phones and immersing themselves in Buddha’s teachings.