Protests at Wen’s talk venue send 30 Tibetans behind bars
The Delhi police have arrested 26 Tibetan students belonging to the Tibetan Youth Congress and 4 activists of Students for a Free Tibet today in two separate incidents of protests at the Sapru House where Chinese Premiere Wen Jiabao was
Senior leader of Congress snubs China
Senior leader of the Congress party snubbed China by refusing the so called the China-India Friendship Award from the visiting Chinese Premiere Wen Jiabao yest
Tibet Before the Train (PHOTOS)
Lhasa is a city of contradictions. While this is Tibet’s holiest city — home to Jokhang Temple, which houses a 2,500-year-old statue of the Buddha that was carved during his lifetime, and the Potala Palace, the winter residence of
China links Tibet’s isolated county to its national highway
China has spent 140 billion yuan ($20 billion) on development in Tibet since 2001, but critics say much of the money has gone to projects that benefit Chinese companies and migrants
Disputes shadow China-India PM talks
China and India’s premiers were set to hold candid talks Thursday on a series of sensitive issues, including a long-running border row, that have dogged their countries’ crucial but often troubled ties
Five more arrested as protests continue against visiting Chinese premier
Delhi Police on Thursday took at least five Tibetan protesters into preventive custody after they raised slogans outside Hyderabad House, the venue of the Sino-Indian bilateral talks, media reports said
Tibetan among 22 killed in Nepal plane crash
A Tibetan man holding an American passport was among 22 people feared dead after the airplane in which they were traveling crashed in Nepal’s rugged east, airport of
Open letter by Tenzin Tsundue to Chinese PM Wen Jiabao
I welcome you to India. Although I am not a citizen of this country, I was born and raised here in exile. India is the only home I’ve known. I belong to the second ge
Deal with China from a position of strength: Dalai Lama aide
As Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao landed in the capital on a three-day visit, the Tibetan government-in-exile said India should deal with China from a position of strength as Beijing only