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    But the trip infuriated China, which controls Tibet and expressed grave concerns to India. "We believe that this once again exposes the nature of the Dalai Lama as anti-China" Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Ma Zhaoxu said. Full Article at Hindustan Times
    We believe that this once again exposes the nature of the Dalai Lama as anti-China
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 1 month ago
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Foreign journos gagged not allowed to cover Dalai Lama's visit
  1. Our relationship is on very good terms
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 1 month ago
  2. This is a religious event for us. It is specially auspicious to have the Dalai Lama in our midst
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 1 month ago
  3. At the heart of all this anger, you see the subtext of India, this upstart, trying to compete with China
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 1 month ago
  4. A military confrontation doesn't make any sense in the 21st century
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 1 month ago
  5. They felt that was a capability gap that needed to be plugged
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 1 month ago
  6. It's a lot of shadowboxing
    SOURCE: Hindustan Times 1 month ago

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