Tulku Film Making Waves
When Elinor Burke a young American girl came to Dharamsala as any other tourist, she didn’t know she would end up making a film in one months time for the Tibetan refugee community.
Diary of monk Kawaguchi, 1st Japanese visitor to Tibet, found
A diary of Ekai Kawaguchi (1866-1945), a monk who in 1900 became the first Japanese visitor to Tibet and left a travelogue in English, has been found at the home of his niece Mie Miyata in Tokyo.
“Glimpse of Tibet” in Ahmedabad
The RTYC, Baroda has once again organized the project called “Glimpse of Tibet” in Ahmedabad for two days, i.e., 20th and 21st of Dec. 2004. The project was started with a speech from the president giving the introduction of the project and the Tibetan culture.
The Seventeen-Point Agreement: Its Origin and Sustenance
With the downfall of Chiang Kiashek’s government and the rise of communist regime in China, there had been a major transformation in China. The regime, in the name of liberation, began to repress not only the Chinese but also the Tibetan people