By Lobsang Tsering World Environment Day – which is observed on June 5 every year across the globe – is the largest annual event for positive environmental action. On the day, Lha Charitable Trust held a Mass Cleanup, which includes an awareness programme with talks and the distribution of pamphlets in three different languages – Tibetan, English and Hindi. ….
By lobzang Chosdon; first position.
The environment is the natural world which consists of human beings, animals, plants and other living and non-living things. ….
Karma Tenzin; 2nd position. Advanced class.
There is no sentient being who is disconnected from nature. But in this modern day, despite the technological advances and scientific ….
By Dorjee Zangpo; 3th position. English advanced Class
From the smallest microorganisms to the largest animals, all life on earth has a common ancestor. Everything is connected to ….
Chinese demolition crews, accompanied by police and government officials, have begun tearing down parts of what is considered the largest Buddhist study institute in the world. ….
BEIJING —
Chinese government workers are dismantling buildings and evicting residents at Larung Gar, one of the world’s largest centers of Tibetan Buddhist learning, according to overseas-based Tibetan groups, though a local official said the site was being renovated. ….
Peace and survival of life on earth as we know it are threatened by human activities which lack a commitment to humanitarian values. Destruction of nature and nature resources results from ignorance, greed and lack of respect for the earth’s living things. ….
At least nine people who were buried by an avalanche in Tibet’s far west were confirmed dead on Monday (18 July). In addition to the human loss, 350 sheep and 110 yaks were buried when the snow shifted up to eight metres on to grazing land on Sunday (17 July). ….
London — New evidence has revealed that a Chinese company is making large profits through bottled mineral water originating from underground water extracted from Mount Kailash, one of Tibet’s highest mountains and a site sacred to four religions. ….
