Two Tibetans to take part in Rio 2016 Olympic games
By Lobsang Tenchoe
DHARAMSALA, July 20: The Tibetan athletes will take part in the Rio 2016 Olympics games in Brazil, South America.
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DHARAMSALA, July 20: The Tibetan athletes will take part in the Rio 2016 Olympics games in Brazil, South America.
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DHARAMSALA, July 19: One of the most liberal monthly journals of China was compelled to stop its publication following an abrupt forced reshuffle of its management.
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DHARAMSALA: July 18: Sikyong Lobsang Sangay, the Political head of Central Tibetan Administration briefed the media today about the two-day meeting of The Task Force on Sino-Tibetan negotiation held from July 15 – 16 at Asia Health Resort in Dharamsala.
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DHARAMSALA, July 18: Epic, an Indian television channel aired the Tibetan Spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s epic escape to India.
Read more[AP] BEIJING, July 17 — Authorities in Tibet say nine people were killed in an avalanche in the Himalayan region’s far west.
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DHARAMSALA, July 18: An avalanche in Ngari in North-West Tibet has buried nine people on Sunday.
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DHARAMSALA, July 16: A Taiwanese actor has been dropped from a Chinese movie over his political stand – supporting independent Taiwan.
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DHARAMSALA, July 16: Khenpo Kartse, a popular Tibetan religious teacher sentenced to two and a half years in prison was released on July 4, after completing his sentence.
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DHARAMSALA, July 15: China’s dummy Panchen Lama to conduct Kalachakra teaching in Tibet, as the real Penchen Lama, recognized by His Holiness the Dalai Lama and revered by the Tibetans entered 21 years of Chinese abduction.
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DHARAMSALA, July 15: Beijing cries foul as the UN tribunal dismissed China’s claim over disputed South China Sea and accused UN judges of accepting bribes from Philippines.
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