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Tibetan official upbeat on ties with India

A senior Tibetan official has welcomed Indian tourists and businessmen to visit the Himalayan region amid rejuvenation of Sino-Indian relations. This was stated by the Deputy Secretary of the Tibet Autonomous Regional

Tibet: Exiles’ Journey

Tibet's decades-long struggle for liberty is famous around the world. Less well-known is the tale of how the Tibetan government in exile and large numbers of Tibetans abroad have worked to foster not only the freedom of the homeland from which they have been driven

New Air Route Links Guangzhou and Lhasa, via Shangri-La

A new air route connecting Guangzhou,capital of south China's Guangdong Province, to Lhasa, capital of southwest China's Tibet Autonomous Region will be launched on Saturday.

China-India Trade Set to Begin Via Lipu-Lekh Pass

The Pithorgarh administration said Indian traders can start to trade with China via the Lipu-Lekh pass. The Lipu-Lekh pass is situated at an altitude of 17,500 feet in the Pithorgarh district, on the border with Tibet.

Muhammad Ali coming for dedication of temple, Dalai Lama to perform Sept. 7 ceremony in Bloomington

Anticipation of the Dalai Lama of Tibet's Sept. 7 visit to Bloomington increased Wednesday when it was announced that Muhammad Ali also will attend the events planned for that day.

CPI-M becomes first Indian political party to visit Tibet

The Communist Party of India (Marxist) today became the first Indian political party to visit Tibet when a three-member delegation was allowed in by the Chinese government to tour the sensitive remote Himalayan region.

Squaring off against Slander: Protesting Michael Peranti’s damning article on Tibet

Michael Peranti's book reading in San Francisco this evening on his latest, "The Assasination of Julius Ceaser", was a delectable fare. The fifty something-strong audience sat riveted through his hour-long discourse on the explosive days of ancient Rome

“We don’t recognise Arunachal Pradesh”: China tells India

Saying that it has not recognised Arunachal Pradesh as part of India, China today alleged that "Indian people" crossed the eastern sector of Line of Actual Control in the north-eastern state and not its forces as claimed by New Delhi.

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