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Thousands throng to see Dalai Lama in rare visit to Indian border town that has angered China
The neighbours have been embroiled in a border dispute over the northeastern state of Arunachal Pradesh since 1962, and China has decried the visit and demanded that India stop it. Full Article at Macleans.ca
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TAWANG, India -- Joyous Buddhist pilgrims welcomed the Dalai Lama back Sunday to the Himalayan town he first set foot in five decades ago while fleeing Chinese rule in his native Tibet -- a rare trip close to his homeland that has angered Beijing. Full Article at Chicago Sun-Times
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Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama talks to the media as he comes out of a prayer room at the Tawang monastery, in Tawang, in the northeastern Arunachal Pradesh state, India. Full Article at Canoe
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Home > Asia Pacific > South Asia > India Sandwiched between Myanmar, Bhutan and Tibet, the lush, forested state of Arunachal is governed by India but claimed by China. Full Article at The Buddhist Channel
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TAWANG, India Thousands of devout Buddhists poured into this remote Indian mountain town, arriving in packed trucks or on foot after trekking for miles along narrow paths for a rare chance to glimpse the Dalai Lama. Full Article at FOX News
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My visit here is nonpolitical
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It is quite usual for China to step up campaign against me wherever I go. It is totally baseless on the part of the Chinese Communist government to say that I am encouraging a separatist movement
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We are very pleased and blessed to have His Holiness here
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I get emotional. When I escaped, I had mental stress and anxiety. I had a feeling of hopelessness. But the moment I saw (then defence minister) Krishna Menon and other MEA officials on the border then I had a feeling of reunion and safety
