Nefarious water wars
By: Jayadeva Ranade Express News Service [01 Sep 2010]
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 01 September 2010 16:05 )
Tibet has been part of India’s collective consciousness since ancient times. Hindus believe that Lord Shiva resides in Mount Kailash in Tibet. Savants and sages from India continue to ascend the high Himalayas in search of nirvana. The Mansorovar Lake in Tibet, which is venerated by Hindus, at one level symbolises the importance of the waters of Tibet for India. Read more... Add new comment
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His Holiness the Dalai Lama accepts the Golden Seal from TPIE Speaker Penpa Tsering (L) and Deputy Speaker Dolma Gyari (R), Bylakuppe, on Tibetan Democracy Day Sept 2, 2010 (Tibet Express Photo)
Daiai Lama to open an international Congress in Kochi; report
Dharamshala, September 03: Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama will inaugurate the World Congress of the International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF) at the Renewal Centre in Kochi, Kerala State on Saturday.
US Under Secretary Otero reaffirms efforts to support Tibetan people
Dharamshala, September 02: The US government's Special Coordinator on Tibetan Issues, Maria Otero, has said she would continue to lead the United State's efforts in support of the Tibetan people.
China’s role in Arunachal, J&K puts India on guard
New Delhi, September 01: Aggressive posturing by China on Jammu and Kashmir and its unusual interest in the Indian Ocean has annoyed New Delhi, forcing it to seriously consider ways to counter Beijing. India is considering adopting a “proactive” approach on Tibet and also exposing China’s clandestine nuclear cooperation with Pakistan.
‘India considering stapled visas for applicants from occupied Tibet’
Dharamshala, September 1: China’s brazen use of the Jammu and Kashmir issue in the context of its support for and geopolitical nexus with Pakistan has India finally considering openly using its Tibet card, according to a leading Indian news agency.
Dharamshala, September 1: Reporters Without Borders on Monday, condemned the two-year jail sentences given to Sonam Rinchen and Sonam Dhondup, two students who helped to edit the Tibetan student magazine Namchak.
Tibet dispute would lead to greater tension in China: US
Dharamshala, September 01: Supporting unconditional talks between China and Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, the US has said that leaving the Tibet issue unresolved would create greater tension in the Communist state and will be an impediment to its social and economic development.
