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Parades, Christmas specials, and marathons take over the tube when you should be at the table with your family There are so many traditions each year on Thanksgiving: getting stuck in a traffic jam that would give even the Dalai Lama road rage, eating so According to data shared on digital marketing firm Pinstorm's Influential Indians on Twitter, Prime Minister Modi was over-shadowed by the Dalai Lama for a couple of days on Twitter. As this piece on Quartz points out, "Nobel Peace Laureate unseated Modi As the Dalai Lama stated, simply praying is not going to help However, as of Monday, 900 ISIS-related Twitter accounts had already been suspended after Anonymous posted a list of them online. This is not the first time Anonymous has used its skills The crux of his message? Happiness should be sought not "in material things" but rather "from within." This is a man who has proven time and time again that he practices what he preaches. He also listens to others who offer expert advice on certain matters More than two million people across the globe religiously follow him on microblogging site Twitter, giving Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama an unprecedented reach. The Dalai Lama has outstripped the following of many icons of cinema and sports, as Reports of identity theft on social networks are not rare. The most recent is that of a Dalai Lama impersonator, who was banned by Twitter – as announced in an article at CNET News. One of Twitter’s very clear rules says: You may not impersonate others .

So, President Xi, if you’re reading this, the Dalai Lama would like to visit China. How about an invitation? I had asked my followers on Twitter and Facebook to suggest questions for the Dalai Lama, and here are his responses to some of the issues they JOHANNESBURG – The Dalai Lama's cancelled trip to South Africa has made global news and local officials are now awaiting proper feedback. Department of International Relations and Co-Operation (Dirco) spokesman Clayson Monyela stated on Twitter that the The world was shocked to hear of the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, but not as shocked as it was to see a Twitter fight break out between his former holiness and another prominent religious leader, the Dalai Lama. Fortunately, Jimmy Fallon recounted the .