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If anyone is interested, Please contact: 9663312448, email: khechok143@yahoo.co.in CTA Seeks Qualified and Dedicated Tibetans for its Worldwide Offices
In view of the prevailing critical situation of the Tibet issue, the Central Tibetan Administration desires to expand and reinforce its diplomatic activities at the international level. We, therefore, more Central Tibetan Administration to Facilitate Projects on Tibet's Cultural Preservation
The Central Tibetan Administration will provide some financial contribution to the Tibetan educational institutions, non-governmental organisations and individuals for their projects on the preservation and promotion of Tibetan culture. [ Detail] Tibetan Parliament to extend its 7th Session till 27th March 09
Dharamsala: As announced earlier by the Tibetan Parliament Secretariat, the 7th session of the 14th Parliament-in-exile has been extended to six days. It will take place from 9 to 27 March 2009.
The members of Parliament have to report at the Parliamentary Secretariat on 8 March.
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The Tibetan National Sports Association organise a two-day exhibition on exiled Tibetan-sports activities at Dharamsala, Saturday, 17 July, 2010. Pic copyright: Dhasa.com
India and China: agreeing to disagree By Rupakjyoti Borah Source: Online Opinion,29 July, 2010
India has what can be described as a “zhengyou” relationship with China rather than a “pengyou” relationship. A “pengyou” means a superficial friend while a “zhengyou” is a real friend who admits to problems in the friendship, but at the same time works hard to overcome them. |
The 'Hijra' in Tibet By Janet Levy Source: American Thinker,29 July, 2010 If world attention fails to focus on this Chinese "hijra," it may be too late for the survival of the people of Tibet and their unique culture. |
New Tibetan centre faces time constraints Source: Inside Toronto,29 July, 2010 The centre's officials have big plans for the facility, $6.6 million plans to be exact, that include a revamped front entrance, gymnasium, assembly hall and "multi-purpose" room |
Monk commits suicide as Chinese govt intensifies patriotic education in Tibet Source: Tibet.net,27 July, 2010 A 70-year-old monk named Ngawang Gyatso committed suicide due to intolerable depression caused by the Chinese government's draconian measures to oppress Tibetan monks and forcing them to denounce His Holiness the Dalai Lama at Ronpo monastery in Tibet's Nagchu region on 20 July, according to reliable information received by the Central Tibetan Administration. |
Han Chinese migrants causing unrest in Tibet By Edward Wong Source: NY Times,26 July, 2010 They come by new high-altitude trains, four a day, cruising 1,200 miles past snow-capped mountains. And they come by military truck convoy, lumbering across the roof of the world. |
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