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China and India’s mutual distrust

Fernandes: Critic of China's Tibet policy

China and India’s mutual distrust

Indian Defence Minister George Fernandes is in Beijing on a week-long official tour of China. The two Asian rivals will be reviewing relations that have been marred by a long-running border dispute and mutual distrust.

13th ATPD delegates to meet Indian Parliamentarians

A Five member delegation from the Assembly of Tibetan People’s Deputies will meet the ‘All party Indian parliamentary group for Tibet’ (APIPGT) on the 24th of April in Delhi. The Tibetan Assembly delegation is headed by the Vice-Chairperson Ms. Gyari Dolma.

Tibetan political prisoner talks of Chinese human rights violations

Showing remnants of the torture he endured as a political prisoner, Palden Gyatso — the second−longest serving political prisoner in Tibet — testified to Chinese human rights violations Friday before a crowd of about 100 students.

Tibet’s exiled premier urges India to help solve issue with China

The exiled Tibetan Prime Minister Samdhong Rinpoche called on India to help resolve the Tibetan issue. "A process of dialogue is going on between our government (the Dalai Lama's exiled Tibetan government) and the Chinese leadership," Rinpoche said Sunday.

Chinese factory used Tibetan political prisoner for labor: report

A factory making hydroelectric equipment in China's northern Qinghai province has used a Tibetan political prisoner as forced labor, the London-based Tibet Information Network (TIN) said Saturday.

Seeker’s spiritual quest

His cosy little basement office is lined with rows and rows of books, mostly on religion and spirituality; photographs of the Dalai Lama share a comfortable space all over with those of Ramakrishna Paramhansa's and yet, filmmaker Rajiv Mehrotra prefers to call himself an "undeserving spiritual aspirant".

Nepalese Jails 18 Tibetan Refugees in Kathmandu, Intends to Deport to Chinese Authorities

Tibetan refugees stop for rest, after crossing a mountain pass on the Nepal-Tibet border.

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