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Compassion is Universal Says Dalai Lama in Bodh Gaya
Buddhist spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama said that compassion is universal, a basic quality of human nature at the second day of his teachings in Bodh Gaya on Saturday. The exiled spiritual leader of Tibet called for development of warmheartedness by empathizing others wish to seek happiness and avoid suffering.
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Intelligence Warns Of China Luring Tibetan Refugees In Northeast India To Be Spies
The Intelligence Bureau warns of China luring the Tibetan refugees in North east India to be their spies according to the report published by The Print. The IB issued warning where they have stated that China is trying to lure certain Tibetan refugees to provide local strategic information in exchange for monetary rewards.
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A Tibetan Faces Upto 15 Years In Prison For Approaching Law to Protect His Language
Tibetan man now faces up to 15 years in prison for approaching law to protect the ethnic language, Tibetan which is being suppressed everywhere across the country with the promotion of Mandarin in Schools and offices. Tashi Wangchuk tried to approach the constitutional rights defined to protect the ethnic Tibetan language and his journey was…
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Dalai Lama Begins Teachings for 50,000 Devotees in Bodh Gaya
The Tibetan spiritual leader His Holmes the Dalai Lama has begun his teachings this morning with more than 50,000 devotees attending from the across the world at the Kalachakra ground in Bodh Gaya. His Holiness initiated his three days teaching on Dharmachakra Parivaretan Sutra on The Four Noble Truths (chokyi khorlo korwe do) & Sutra…
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Monk Accuses Dalai Lama For Not Demanding Buddhist Control Over Mahabodhi Temple
The Buddhist spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama has been accused to have disappointed the sentiments of the Buddhist group spearheading the demand to pass the control of the Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya to the Buddhists. The buddhist monk has urged His Holiness to demand for the same from the repetitive authorities.
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China is Pushing Tourism by Cultivating the Buddhist Essence
Buddhism, regardless of its circumstantial location, has long been an object of attraction for travellers. Clump the philosophies of Buddhism along with monastery-like essence and you have a gold mine in the form of tourism. China, while having less to do with Buddhism than India in terms of historical links, is cultivating the Buddhism formula…
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Dalai Lama To Offer Classes Via Internet in 2018
Buddhist spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama is reported to have agreed to offer classes via internet as a part of the evening classes of a charity organization in United Kingdoms. According to a report on Tuesday, the Tibetan spiritual leader will take part in offering classes as a part of the charity’s initiative…
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Foolproof Security For Dalai Lama’s Stay From Bihar Government
Bihar government has assured that they have made foolproof security arrangements for the Buddhist spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalao Lama’s month long sojourn in the state. Security has been beefed up in the state owing to His Holiness’s visit that began from January 1 this year and it is reported best security measures have…
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Only 60 Tibetans Escaped Into Exile During 2017
With the declining number of Tibetans arriving into exile from Tibet with the passing year, only around 60 people have been registered to have escaped into exile in the past year according to the register of the Tibetan Reception Centre for New Arrivals, Dharamshala. This is around 40% less than the number people that have…
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Tibetan Brothers Denied License in Nepal, Qualify For Dental Programs in Canada
The Tibetan brothers who were denied the license to practice dentistry in Nepal for being stateless back in 2015 have now been qualified for dental programs in Canada according to a story published in The Star today. The brothers hail from a humble refugee family in Nepal are now realising their dreams of become dentist…