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Karmapa Charitable Trust is trying its utmost to revive the old systems
of the administration of the 16th Gyalwa Karmapa.
Formerly,
there used to two magazines called "Nectar of Dharma" and "The
Rumtek Newsletter" which had been discontinued since the external
attack on Rumtek Monastery on the 2nd of August 1993. In terms of reviving
the old system, firstly KCT will again start publishing both magazines;
each will be published once a year. "Nectar of Dharma" will
present the various teachings of Lord Buddha and "The Rumtek Newsletter" will
speak about the activities of the KCT administration.
Secretary
of the Karmapa Charitable Trust
Mr. N. Jaswal
February 7th 03
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July 14th
04
A news paper article from a local daily in Sikkim called "NOW".
SC
verdict gives karmapa trust reason to celebrate...
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July 05th
04
Indian Supreme Court Awards Rumtek to Karmapa Charitable Trust
From the IKKBO
News Service. New Delhi Today, India’s
highest court decided that the Karmapa Charitable Trust is the sole
authority
over Rumtek Monastery.
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May 13th 04
Karmapa Charitable Trust:
Press Release
In July
1997, The Karmapa Charitable Trust, the legal body given responsibility
for Rumtek Monastery by H.H. the 16th Karmapa, filed a lawsuit
against Tai Situ Rinpoche and Gyaltsab Rinpoche. The Karmapa Charitable
Trust sought justice in the courts after Rumtek Monastery was violently
taken over by Situ Rinpoche and Gyaltsab Rinpoche on August 2nd
1993.
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August 26th 03
High Court of Sikkim
On that day the Chief Justice R.K. Patra and Judge N. Surjamani
Singh delivered judgement on the writ petition No. 5 of 2003 submitted
by the socalled Tshurphu Labrang.
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