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A Bomb hits the United States Embassy in China!
According to reports, a bomb has hit the United States Embassy in China on Thursday afternoon. The large explosion in front of the embassy in China’s capital Beijing which was heard by people from several blocks away and it also led to a huge fume of white smoke in the air above the embassy according…
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Nepal Agrees to Send 8 Tibetan Refugees to Dharamsala
Following the recent incident of arresting two Tibetan refugees trying to enter into Tibet without proper permits, Nepal government is now all set to send eight other Tibetan refugees to the Indian town of Dharamsala, the exile headquarter of Tibetan refugees on Saturday. The government is coordinating with its Indian counterpart and the United Nations…
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US Congressional Panel Unanimously Approves Crucial Bill on Tibet
A US congressional committee on Wednesday in a historic move unanimously approved a crucial bill on Tibet in their dealing with China. The Reciprocal Access to Tibet Act is a tit for tat reaction from the Americans in their dealing with Chinese officials by calling an end to discrimination against Americans who try to enter…
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Dalai Lama Addresses First Ever US Ministerial on Religious Freedom
The United States’ State Department convened the first ever ministerial to advance religious freedom and the Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama addressed the gathering through a video message. His Holiness in the video messaged that was played before the gathering urged a harmonious existence of all different religious traditions including the non-believers…
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Dalai Lama Says Happy to Meet Brothers and Sisters in Kargil
The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Wednesday after a slight delay due to bad weather took off from Zanskar by helicopter and arrived in Kargil by afternoon. His Holiness upon arrival in Kargil drove directly to the park where an estimated 8000 devotees were awaiting his arrival and expressed his happiness…
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Arunachal Govt. Warns Student Union Digging a ‘Non-Issue’ Tibetan Rehabilitation
Following the series of agitation brought about in the headquarter of West Kemang district of Arunachal Pradesh by the members and supporters of a student union over the issue of Tibetan refugees, the state administration on Wednesday briefed in a press conference that the government will not allow any organization or student union to take…
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China Bans Tibetan Students from Religious Activities
China in its effort to tighten their grip upon restricting the religious observances in the traditionally and largely Buddhist country, Tibetan students from schools in Tibet have been banned from engaging in any form of religious activities during their summer holidays according to the Chinese state media report on Tuesday.
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Student Body’s Leaders Detained for Extortion During Protest Against Tibetans
The Arunachal Pradesh police on Tuesday detained the leaders of the student body for allegedly involving in extortion during their protest rallies against the Tibetan refugees carried out recently in Bomdila. The detention order issued by the West Kameng deputy commissioner has been made under Section 3(i) of the Arunachal Pradesh Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act,…
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Buddhists and Muslims alike Revere Dalai Lama as the Supreme Leader
The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama at the age of 83 continues to trot globally on an extremely busy schedule for unending series of programs and teachings. His Holiness’s present month long visit to Ladakh regions explains how the Buddhists and the Muslims alike revere him as the supreme being!
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Over 40 Girls from a Shelter Home in Bihar Allegedly Raped
Over more than 40 girls from a shelter home in the state of Bihar in India run by an NGO is allegedly raped and in that precedence the cops are now digging the premises of the place looking for the body of a victim who is alleged to have been buried there. The Bihar police…