Tibetans launch hunger strike seeking Buddhist teacher’s release
Around 150 Tibetans in exile commenced a five-day relay hunger strike here today, seeking the immediate release of Buddhist teacher Tulku Tenzin Delek, who, the Tibetan Youth Congress says, has been “falsely” implicated and sentenced to death by the Chinese government.
New Unit of BTSM forms in South India
Bharat-Tibbat Sahyog Manch (BTSM), one of the most active Indian Tibet support groups for the Tibetan freedom struggle has formally set-up its new unit at Mundgod on 12 November 2004.
TPPRC to organize an educational workshop for school students
About 53 class XI students would be selected from schools in India and Nepal. Five seats has been reserved for Tibetan students, who understands Tibetan, between the age of 16 to 18, studying in Indian Public Schools
Tibetan students begin hunger strike
Tibetan students belonging to RTYC today started a week-long hunger strike at the Sector 17 Plaza to press for their demand for immediate release of all political prisoners in Tibet, including Tulku Tenzin Delek.
Tibetan Monks Paint for Peace
The low throaty chants of monks and the bellow of ancient Tibetan horns resounded in the high ceilings of Seret and Sons Gallery on Sunday to start a ceremonial sand painting for world peace.
Tibetans appeal for India’s support for release of Delek Lama
The North-East Zonal Tibetan Youth Congress Committee today sought India’s support in securing the release of Tulku Tenzin Delek, a highly respected lama who has been sentenced to death by the Chinese authorities.
Touch of Tibetan history
The stories they could tell: the 14-foot- long red altar cupboard that housed religious items in some faraway monastery; the intricately carved wooden trunks with Chinese-inspired motifs