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Sikyong to Visit Europe

jeudi 4 avril 2013 par jamphel — Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: Sikyong Dr Lobsang Sangay will leave Dharamsala today for a four-nation visit of Europe from 10 – 21 April. Sikyong will meet some key officials during his visits to Germany, Belgium, France and Switzerland. He will address the second conference on Tibetan Buddhism in Europe, and (...)

CTA extends working hours

jeudi 4 avril 2013 par jamphel — Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: The Kashag Secretariat today announced a change in the working hours of all the Central Tibetan Administration offices from April to September. Under the new office hours, except every first Saturday, the remaining Saturdays will be common non-working days. To compensate the (...)

Jimmy Carter says China pressuring Nepal on Tibetans

mercredi 3 avril 2013 par jamphel — News From Other Sites

By Gopal Sharma KATHMANDU | Mon Apr 1, 2013 (Reuters) – China is putting pressure on Nepal to interrupt the flow of Tibetan refugees into the Himalayan nation, former United States President Jimmy Carter said on Monday. Hundreds of refugees from the Chinese province of Tibet cross treacherous (...)

Dharamsala offers prayers for self-immolators and landslide victims

mercredi 3 avril 2013 par jamphel — Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: The Central Tibetan Administration today held a prayer service to express solidarity with all those Tibetans who have self-immolated and those suffering incarceration and torture under China’s repressive rule in Tibet. The abbot of Namgyal Monastery presided over the prayer service (...)

Fatal Landslide Draws Attention to the Toll of Mining on Tibet

mercredi 3 avril 2013 par jamphel — News From Other Sites

[By Edward Wong / The New York Times] 2 April 2013 BEIJING — One after another, the bodies have kept coming. By Tuesday, rescuers had pulled 54 dead miners from the snow-covered rubble. They expect to find more. The miners had traveled to a valley on the roof of the world to work in what (...)

China Releases Tibetan Political Prisoner After 17 Years

mardi 2 avril 2013 par jamphel — Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: The Chinese government has released a Tibetan political prisoner after serving 17 years in prison for allegedly endangering national security and separatism. Jigme Gyatso, 52, was ordered to return to his native village in Labrang in eastern Tibet (Ch: Gansu Province) after his (...)

His Holiness the Dalai Lama hopes for change in Tibet

lundi 1er avril 2013 par jamphel — Featured Flash News, Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Friday addressed Tibetans in Salugara on the devolution of his political responsibilities to the elected Tibetan leadership and efforts to resolve the issue of Tibet. His Holiness explained that it is now almost two years since he devolved his (...)

Tibetan Career Centre plans to hold job training programme in Delhi

lundi 1er avril 2013 par jamphel — Announcements, Department of Home, Flash News

DHARAMSHALA: The Tibetan Career Centre in Delhi said it is planning to organise a year-long personality development and job specific trainings for Tibetan youths. “The Second Chance programme helps to instill self- esteem and confidence in the youth. It provides age appropriate education and (...)

Chinese bloggers criticise apathy towards environment

lundi 1er avril 2013 par jamphel — News From Other Sites

By Ananth Krishnan/The Hindu Authorities are facing unusual criticism over mining projects BEIJING: Chinese authorities are facing unusual criticism over mining projects in Tibet from both Tibetan writers and a number of prominent Chinese public figures, in the wake of landslips on Friday that (...)

China will forever be No. 2

dimanche 31 mars 2013 par jamphel — News From Other Sites

[The Korea Times] “It’s over for America,” a Chinese academic told me in late 2008, two days after Goldman Sachs turned itself into a commercial bank in order to fend off possible collapse. “From here on, it’s all downhill.” Sitting in Beijing as American capitalism seemed to be hanging by a thread, (...)