Putting the buffer back in the Himalayas
Marked largely by economic ties, relations between India and China are relatively better than the icy sixties and seventies. Figur
New Man Same Chair
Pema Thinley’s (also called Padma Choling) appointment as a governor of the so-called Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) under China is wide
US to protest formally to China over Google ‘attacks’
The US state department says it will make a formal protest to China over alleged cyber-attacks on the internet search
Apple: Still kowtowing to Chinese censorship
Apple has worked for years to build a company image as freedom-loving and iconoclastic. But the truth is far darker: Apple is cooperating with the Chinese government to ban iPhone applications in China related to the Dalai Lama and
Tibetan man from Ngaba sentenced to 6 years for “separatist” link
A Tibetan man named Dolma Namgyal who was arrested in 2008 for alleged links with “separatist forces of the Dalai clique” is now learned to have been sentence
Dalai Lama inaugurates international Buddhist seminar in Baroda
Tibetans students and sweater sellers here added to the spiritual fervor of the city during an international seminar on Buddhist heritage that was inaugurated