New Delhi, December 31, 2013: - The week-long leadership program titled 'Tibetan Women's Advanced Leadership Training' (TWALT), the 4th in the series, concluded Tuesday at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi.

Dharamshala, December 26, 2013: Sikyong Dr Lobsang Sangay, who is also  the Education Kalon Thursday inaugurated a seven-day summit to impart leadership qualities to top Tibetan students of class X from across India and Nepal at the Lower TCV school in Dharamshala.

Bangalore: - Mr. Dhondup, the administrator of Tibetan Youth Hostel in Bangalore, met Dr. Sriprakash K.S, Vice-Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences is the parent body under which all the medical and paramedical colleges of Karnataka State are affiliated.

Dharamshala: - The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives (LTWA) hosted a felicitation program today in honor of Professor Parmananda Sharma, a loyal Tibet supporter and a member of the governing body of LTWA, for his literary and academic achievements.

New Delhi, India, 6 December 2013: - After a tortuous drive through morning Delhi traffic, His Holiness the Dalai Lama visited Vasant Valley School in the south of the city.

Dharamshala: – Every year on December 1st, Tibetans join the global community in commemorating World AIDS Day to unite in a struggle against the HIV/AIDS virus.

Dharamshala: On October 19 of this year, the Dharamshala-based organization Tibet World celebrated its Inauguration Ceremony.

Dharamshala: - Tibet has long history of its own distinct legal system which can be traced back to the early Christian era. With the advent of the Tibetan language in 620 - 866 AD the first codified law was written which includes a) The Ten Virtuous Acts and b) Sixteen Moral Principles.

Tokyo, Japan 19 November 2013: - A short drive through Tokyo's busy streets brought His Holiness the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibet to the Zojoji Temple Tuesday, Nov. 19, 2013.

Dehradun, India: - In a small room at the Songtsen Library outside Dehradun, India, 28 Tibetan monks and nuns are looking through a small black tube that splits the sun's rays into the colors of the rainbow. This is no ritual object, but a home-made diffraction device, brought here by science educators from San Francisco's Exploratorium science museum.