Five contestants vie for the Miss Tibet 2007
Of the many events in the month of October in Dharamsala, probably the most glamorous one demanding much attention could well be Miss Tibet Beauty pageant.Despite much insisted hype to add more contending beauties to his show
Monks dying in Myanmar as violence continues
American author, Thomas Laird, has spent a lot of time with the most famous Buddhist monk on the planet – The Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama issued a statement through his website when the uprising first started. He said, “I fully support
The Dalai Lama administers oath to two new cabinet ministers
As enshrined in article 25 of the Charter of Tibetans in exile, two new Kalons or members of the Kashag, Mr Ngodup Dongchung and Mr Tsering Dhondup took oath of office before His Holiness the Dalai Lama at his residence early this morning
UK Parliament members resolve to strengthen autonomy for Tibet
A leading 5-member delegation from the UK parliament, presently on a five-day historic visit to Dharamshala, organized by the Tibet Society of United Kingdom addressed a press conference yesterday
Tibetan toddler bags Pacific Island Princess title
Two-year-old Pema won the Pacific Island Princess, a pageant for toddlers, title on 23 September 2007 on Maui, one of the Hawaiian Islands. The Dalai Lama visited Maui in April 2007
Chinese Farmers Discontent with Communist Party
“The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is a chaotic party! I will not be part of it. The CCP is ruthless!” exclaims Yao Fufa, a farmer from Guangxi, China. Yao recently requested a volunteer from the Global Service Centers for Quitting the CCP