Two More Tibetans Self-Immolate, China Blames Tibet
The eleventh and twelfth cases of self-immolating Tibetan protesters occurred this week.
Two More Tibetans Self-Immolate, China Blames Tibet
Tibet Government
Economic and Information Technology Commission of Shanghai SHAO Zhi Shanghai in support of Tibetan software application development and promotion of the concept of \\\"based on independent...
Tibet - Beyond the Restoration of Order
Press reporting underpinned by a certain ideological mindset has a tendency to focus on one aspect of events currently unfolding in Tibet. There are always two sides to the coin....
Tibetan Jewelry As Expressions of Empathy To Tibet Situation
Tibetan jewelry may soon be considered artifacts, if the current situation of the Tibetan people is prolonged. Let\\\'s go back in time a bit to find out how a peace-loving country has been thrown in the midst of chaos....
China's Takeover and Assimilation of Tibet
Efforts on the part of the People\'s Republic of China to consolidate its control over Tibet continues unabated. Back in the mid-20th century Tibet\'s language, culture and most importantly its highly evolved spiritual tradition, made it as different from Mao\'s China as night is from day. The Chinese invasion of 1949 was a flagrant land grab and violation of international law....
Tibet Himalayas
Tibet lies in Trans Himalayan region. It is covered by the Himalayan range in the South, Kunlun range in Central Asia and Karakoram range in the West. The Himalayan region in the Southern part of Tibet includes some of the highest mountains of the world. Namcha Barwa (7,756 m) and Gurla Mandhata (7,728) are the two Himalayan mountain peaks located in Tibet. Chargoding Pass located at an altitude of 5,885 m above sea level is the highest pass in Trans Himalayan Tibet....
A Rat In Tibet
The mercurial Rat of the Chinese zodiac has popped up in Lhasa, Tibet this past week, bringing pro-independence demonstrations and anti-Chinese violence with it. Having announced its arrival with a crippling blizzard last month, will it next set its eyes on Beijing\'s Summer Olympics?...
About the Tibetan Spaniel
Originating in palaces and monasteries in Tibet, and across the border in China, these little dogs were mainly used as watchdogs, patrolling the high walls of the monasteries in the Himalayas mountains. They were also regarded by the monks as ideal little companions and would often be seen around the monasteries, although the stories often told of them being used to power prayer wheels are probably just a myth! Tibet and China were not often visited by foreigners until the 19th century so it was not until the late 1890s that Tibetan Spaniels were introduced to Europe....
Chinese Aggression in Tibet
Chinese aggression in Tibet has continued since the People\'s Liberation Army (PLA) defeated the Tibetan army in a war at Chamdo on October 7 1950. The attack marked the beginning of Beijing\'s campaign to integrate Tibet into People\'s Republic of China. This operation is called a peaceful liberation of Tibet by the PRC government. The article talks about the Chinese aggression in TIbet....
Tibet-An ultimate place to explore exotic destinations and mesmerizing natural beauty
Today\'s competitive scenario compels us to give our maximum time towards our work and we even don\'t get enough time for ourselves and our family....
Tibet - India's Dilemma
Tibet remains one of those difficult diplomatic and political, and moral challenges for the world. This is even more so, for India....
