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Remote Indian border state seeks security from China

India's remote northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh urged the federal government to improve infrastructure along the border with China to meet any security threat from its neighbour.

COMMENTARY: India fast forgetting the lessons of 1962

The Sino-Indian war of 1962 had the following lessons for India: While we had a good capability for the collection of tactical and topographical intelligence about Tibet, we lacked a similar capability relating to Yunnan.

Tibetan monks coming to Klamath

Tibetan monks of Gaden Shartse will be in Klamath Falls Friday through Sunday for a series of programs at Oregon Institute of Technology and other Klamath Falls sites.

Tibetan monks coming to Klamath

A chance meeting will result in a series of weekend "chants" meetings. Last summer, Coralee Whitsett, who raises yaks and is promoting a Tibetan Conservancy for Nomadic Culture & Yak, was displaying her animals at a Tibetan festival.

TV Documentary on Restoration of Monastery in Mustang

PBS is broadcasting the story of the restoration of an ancient Tibetan Buddhist monastery in Mustang (a kingdom within Nepal bordering Tibet) on February 18, 2003. The documentary, Lost Treasures of Tibet, produced by Nova

US Congressional-Exec Commission on China: staff paper on executed Tibetan

The execution on January 26 of Lobsang Dondrub, a Tibetan convicted of crimes relating to several bombing incidents in China in 2001 and 2002, and the parallel conviction of Tenzin Deleg Rinpoche

Tibet supporters march for independence

Promoting a message of independence through non-violence, three Indiana based Tibet support groups are coordinating a "March for Tibet's Independence" from Bloomington to Indianapolis.

Human Rights Group Says China ‘Repressive’ in 2002

China implemented "highly repressive policies" in 2002, using the global war on terror and a pivotal Communist Party Congress as excuses to violate human rights, a U.S.-based rights watchdog said Tuesday.

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