China, Tibet, India: Status Quo OR Reappraisal
Chanakya the master of statecraft in ancient India practiced his art in and around the subcontinent. His art has not flourished all that well in India the land of his birth in the decades following
Net giants ‘still failing China’
In 2003 the Chinese police who had been monitoring message boards, blogs and personal emails, asked for the sign up account details of two anonymous bloggers. These were handed over by Yahoo China
Firm stand on Tibet needed
After being feted in New Delhi and elsewhere in India, Chinese President Hu Jintao has gone back home via Pakistan. Though one can never imagine protest marches during such visits in the cities
Deputy Speaker launches a Tibetan film venture
Lights, camera, action! The clapperboard claps and the first take of “Richard Gere is my Hero” is filmed here this morning. The one on clapperboard was Dolma Gyari, the deputy speaker of the Tibetan
Dalai Lama to attend Buddhist meet at Pune in March
Global Buddhist spiritual leader Dalai Lama will pay a visit to Pune in March to attend a function as part of the nationwide celebrations of the centenary year of Gautam Buddha’s ‘Mahaparinirvana’,
Helping educate Tibetans in Tibet and India “gives hope”, says Dalai Lama’s former minister
The Tibet Foundation recently celebrated its annual day at the SOAS’s Brunei Gallery Lecture Theatre, University of London on 2nd December. Mrs Rinchen Khando Choegyal, a former minister for the