Category Archives: Features
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A little bit of Tibet in Goa
7 December 2014
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You've heard of Goa's flea markets, fish markets, and even the Saturday night markets. Ever hear of the Tibetan markets in north Goa's tourism belt of Calangute-Anjuna? ...
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Oh, Big Brother: How many sites are now blocked in China
26 September 2014 | Steven Millward
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The real issue with all China's web censorship is how it’s keeping people in the dark on a range of important yet contentious issues, happening on the kind of sites that are more in-depth than a page on Facebook or G+ could ever be. ...
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Momo dumplings grow more popular in Queens with new Tibetan restaurant
28 August 2014 | Eli Rosenberg
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The little-known momo dumpling continues its rise in Queens with the opening of a new brick-and-mortar restaurant dedicated to the Himalayan snack in Sunnyside. ...
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Tibetans in Ladakh – fifty years after
15 July 2014 | Lobsang Wangyal
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The people of Ladakh share the ancient Tibetan Buddhist culture with Tibetan refugees from Tibet, but relations between them are not always the best. ...
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Lone Tibetan at Spangmik: One-man army for Tibet
10 July 2014 | Lobsang Wangyal
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A visit to Ladakh would not be complete without a circuit of the holy and picturesque Pangong Lake. ...
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Tibetans’ altitude tolerance may have come from our extinct relatives
4 July 2014 | John Timmer
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A tiny fragment of Denisovan DNA has been found in Tibetans, and seems to help them adapt to the extreme elevations of the Tibetan plateau. ...
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Just Back: Tibet’s sacred mantra
30 June 2014 | Lisa Lermon
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At 5ft tall, its golden form was adorned with rubies, coral, turquoise and other precious gems, and, to me, appeared redolent with mystery. ...
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Tibet mountainous long before Himalayas
14 May 2014 | Jane Qiu
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Rock isotopes and fossils suggest the Tibetan Plateau to be already as high as they are today before India collided with Asia about 50 million years ago. ...
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Tibetan refugees longing for their homeland
4 April 2014 | Gautam Raja, Special to Weekend Review
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Tibetans speak about life in exile in Bylakuppe — one of their largest settlements in the Indian state of Karnataka in South India. ...
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Tibetan monk rescues German teenager from the streets of Cardiff
24 March 2014 | Emma Sisk
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A teen runaway from Germany has been rescued from the streets of Cardiff after a Tibetan monk took him in. ...