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The Dalai Lama flies to a remote, high-altitude Tibetan monastery in northeast India on Sunday on a visit that has infuriated China, which claims the surrounding Himalayan region as its own. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Nov. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Indian police stepped up security in the border town of Tawang on the eve of the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama’s trip to Tawang, where he first crossed into exile 50 years ago. The visit has raised tensions with China. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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The Dalai Lama arrived in northeast India on Sunday to visit a remote, high-altitude Tibetan monastery on a trip that has infuriated China, which claims the surrounding Himalayan region as its own. Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
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TAWANG (Arunachal Pradesh): As the last rays of the sun fade over the mountains, the majestic, white Tawang monastery glows with thousands of electric and butter lamps, almost matching the shining stars in the rarified Tibetan sky in the north. Full Article at Times of India
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Buddhist volunteers hang prayer flags in Tawang yesterday to prepare for the Dalai Lama's visit. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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The Chinese did not pursue us in 1959 but when I reached India, they started speaking against me. I am always surprised (by Chinese reactions)
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I get emotional. When I escaped I had mental stress and anxiety. I had feeling of hopelessness. But the moment I saw (Krishna) Menon and other MEA officials on the border then I had a feeling of reunion and safe
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That is quiet usual. Wherever I go they protest. It is totally baseless. The Chinese Communists turn quite sad usually on my every movement. Of course my visit here is non-political.
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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
