Dalai Lama calls for collective effort to preserve Tibetan culture

Exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama Sunday urged heads and representatives of various Tibetan religious sects, including the traditional Bon tradition, to shoulder greater and effective responsibility in making collective contribution in the preservation of Tibetan cultural identity and its spiritual traditions.

Prayer for Tibetan victims

Exiled Tibetan leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama leads a prayer offering for Tibetans killed under Chinese repressions since 1959 at the Main Tibetan Temple in Dharamsala, India, Sunday, March 8, 2009. Hundreds of Tibetans, including Buddhist monks, nun and school children joined the prayer congregation organized by the Tibetan Government-in-exile. Senior exile government officials, including the Tibetan Prime Minister Prof. Samdhong Rinpoche, and religious heads from the main sects of Tibetan Buddhism and the traditional Bon tradition made their presence at the special prayer session. Also seen in the photo are Sakya Trizin Rinpoche (center) and Gyalwa Karmapa (L). Ahead of the 50th Anniversary of the Tibetan Uprising Day, which will be observed on Tuesday, Tibetan exile groups say situation in their homeland has become intensely tense with Chinese authorities prepared to quell any signs of anti-China protests. (Photo: Tenzin Dasel/ Phayul)

Tibet’s 50 years of being too patient?

On March 10 every year, the residents of McLeodganj (Upper Dharamshala) wear their finery and head to Tsughlakhang, the temple near the Dalai
Lama’s house in the middle of a pine forest. After a round of chanting, the Tibetan leader appears on the temple’s first floor and addresses the gathering

Tibetans Protest in Japan

Several hundred protesters along with Tibetan support groups including Students for a Free Tibet Japan, Amnesty International, TSNJ, and others joined the Tibetan

Tibetan Solidarity March through the Streets of London

Several hundred Tibetans and their supporters turned out to mark Tuesday’s 50th anniversary of the Tibetan National Uprising as concern about the huge military build-up of Chinese forces in Tibet deepens. The march began at the Chinese