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News · 20 Oct 2022

CM Pema Khandu praises Tibetan settlers for maintaining good relationships with inhabitants

Source: Outlook Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu Wednesday said the state government is committed to preserve the rich cultural heritage of the indigenous communities o…

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News · 13 Oct 2022

India restores the sacred writings of Mongolian Buddhism

Source: Economic Times India has restored 108 volumes of sacred Mongolian Kanjur (Buddhist texts) and has sent them to 50 Buddhist monasteries and educational institutions. The sac…

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News · 6 September 2022

US Experts downplay Chinese achievements in Tibet: China

Despite what it calls “a smear campaign against China by Western rights groups such as the U.S.-controlled Human Rights Watch (HRW)”, a growing number of countries cont…

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News · 23 August 2022

China's development narrative fails to hide its invasion of Tibet

Lhasa: Continuing the narrative that Chinese Communist Party brought ‘development’ to an erstwhile undeveloped, poor Tibet, a Xinhua report has claimed that Tibet&rsquo…

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News · 25 July 2022

His Holiness the Dalai Lama praises ethical learning in Ladakh schools

Ladakh: According to report by The Statesman, having completed his weeklong isolation, Tibetan spiritual and temporal leader Dalai Lama has appreciated the introduction of social, …

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Report · 19 October 2022

20th CCP Congress & Tibet: What are the Implications?

By Tenzin Samphel The 20th Party Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is underway in Beijing. Ahead of the event, China had started reinforcing its tight control over occu…

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Report · 28 June 2022

What Chinese Media Coverage of Michelle Bachelet’s China Visit Tells Us

The visit of the United Nations Rights Chief Michelle Bachelet to China was a golden chance to probe the human rights situation in areas like Xinjiang and Tibet and to hold it acco…

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