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17 December 2018
16 December 2018
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Tibetan man injured in a skirmish with taxi drivers in CTA Compound
 A 48-year-old Tibetan official of the Central Tibetan Administration was injured in a late night skirmish with local Indians on Friday. The man was on his way to pick his wife when he ran into verbal argument with taxi drivers at the parking near T-building in CTA compound, ensuing
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14 December 2018
13 December 2018
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05 December 2018
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Closed hotels in Mcleod Ganj see hopes of reopening
 The Establishments of Upper Dharamshala Hotels and Restaurants Association (UDHRA) saw a sliver of hope with the new high court order that the hotels and guesthouses closed since last year will be considered for operation provided they adhere to th
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04 December 2018
03 December 2018
02 December 2018
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Dalai Lama arrives in Sankisa for teachings
His Holiness the Dalai Lama took an early flight from Dharamsala to Delhi on Sunday and then on to Farrukhabad in western UP. Members of the Youth Buddhist Society of India (YBSI) and official
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01 December 2018
30 November 2018
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TCHRD launches website on UDHR's 30th year in Tibetan language
 The Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy organized a public event at hotel Tibet, Dharamshala this morning to mark the 30th year since the sentencing of the “Group of Ten” Drepung monks for translating, printing and distributing Universal Declaration of Hu
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