Tibetans welcome Sino-Indian thaw
The first Tibetan reaction to the Sino-Indian summit in Beijing has been a welcoming one. Although India is seen as “shifting” its position while acknowledging the Tibetan Autonomous Region as part of China
Exiled Tibetan government banks on Sino-Indian talks
Tibet’s government-in-exile welcomed a new thaw in tensions between India and China amid a tentative dialogue process with Beijing over the future of the Himalayan territory.
Exiled Tibetan government banks on Sino-Indian talks
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Tibetan national football team to tour Germany in late August
The selection of the Tibetan national football team is finally over. From the 38 players shortlisted during the Gyalyum Chenmo Memorial football tournament, 18 players have now been selected to represent Tibet.
Tibetan national football team to tour Germany in late August
Pokhra and Dhasa in the final of GCM cup. 8 June, 2003.
Cong criticises PM for ‘surrendering Tibet’
The Congress on Tuesday criticised Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee for what it termed “surrendering Tibet and obtaining a certificate from China on Sikkim” during his visit to China.
TYC condemn Indian Prime Minister’s recognition of Tibet Autonomous Region as a part of the territory of China
TYC condemn the Prime Minister of India, Shri Atal Behari Vajpayee’s recognition of Tibet Autonomous Region as part of the territory of the People’s Republic of China. Once again the Prime Minister of India chooses to obliterate Tibet and resorted to perfidious strategy.
“PM’s visit expected to lead to meaningful dialogue on Tibet”
Samdhong Rimpoche, a close aide of Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, has expressed the hope that the historic visit of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee to China would pave the way for a meaningful dialogue between the Dalai Lama
Decision on Tibet a betrayal, feel readers
India’s decision to recognise Tibet as part of China has evoked strong reactions from timesofindia.com readers. While some termed it as “simply horrifying,” one reader called it “total stupidity”.
Unrest feared in Tibetan pockets
India’s recognition of the Tibet Autonomous Region as a part of the territory of China has security agencies worried about potential unrest in pockets of India where a large number of Tibetans reside.