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World First Tibetan Language Search Engine Launched For Trial In Tibet
Cloud Tibet, the first Tibetan Language in the world has been launched for trial according to a report on China.org.cn which says that the service has been launch for trial operation on Tuesday. Also, the search engine will provide users with encyclopedia information, archive data and a Q&A service in Tibetan, Tselo said. The project…
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Dharamkot In Dharamshala Draws Delhi CM Kejriwal For Retreat
The hurricane of recent Indian politics who formed the Aam Aadmi Party and swept clean at the last Delhi elections has got the knowledge of the rich culture of meditation, yoga, massage and Tibetan medicines training in the Dharamshala, especially in Mcloed Ganj and Dharamkot regions which are uphill from main Dharamshala town, the current…
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Protest Against Growing Chinese Presence In PoK, Gilgit-Balistan
The locals of the Gilgit-Balistan and the Pakistan occupied Kashmir region are showing resentments against the growing Chinese presence in the region. The locals are also protesting against the Pakistan government for taking on great projects in the region with the counter-part Chinese government without consulting the locals.
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China Blatantly Reject Tenzin Delek Rinpoche Dying Of Torture
The Foreign ministry of China said that they protected the rights of the Tibetan monk Tenzin Delek who died in prison, responding to appeal to justice by his niece, Nyima Lhamo after she escaped to India that he died of torture in prison. She told in that she fled the Chinese occupation to Exile to…
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Tenzin Delek Rinpoche Died Of Torture In Prison: His Niece
Tibetan activist Tenzin Delek Rinpoche’s niece escaped from Chinese occupation and reached the head quarters of Tibetan exile, Dharamshala, India on last Sunday and in her press conference yesterday that her family believes that her uncle died of torture in the prison.
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Chinese Journalists Expulsion Primarily Associated To Shugden Issue
The ultimatum from the Indian government against the three Chinese journalists of the Xinhua News Agency to leave the country by 31 July by denying to extend their visa came primarily due to their involvement with the Shugden issue of Tibetan community in India according to fresh reports.
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Another Tibetan Jailed For Involving In A Wechat Group About Dalai Lama
A Tibetan in Tibet has been arrested and imprisoned in Sichuan province for his mere involvement in the Chinese made social media, Wechat group during the celebration of His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s 80th birthday last year. He is the second Tibetan to be arrested over the involvement in the social media group.
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Report: Niece of Tenzin Delek Rinpoche Reaches India
A blog article of the Free Tibet group mentions that Tulku Tenzin Delek Rinpoche’s family member, his niece Nyima Lhamo has escaped from occupied Tibet and reached Dharamshala in India on last Sunday. Hope this escape would lead forward the remaining of the Rinpoche’s legacy.
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Let Us Celebrate The 6th July As The Dalai Lama Day
“The best gift for me on my birthday; please keep your own mind, your own heart more compassionate, more spirit of genuine concern for others’ well being. And with that motivation if possible serve others, help others…” Let us mark the 6th July to be The Dalai Lama Day. Let us make a pledge to…
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China Sought Nepal’s Cooperation In Stopping “Free Tibet” Activities
Chief of the People’s Liberation Army General Fang met with Nepal’s army chief, General Rajendra Chhettri, who is on a visit to China, sought further cooperation from Nepal to stop “Free Tibet” activities in Nepal.