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    India-China border differences can be resolved: Pranab
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    It went on to say that "the appearance and activities of the Dalai Lama in southern Tibet [ Images ] may foment anti-China sentiment among people living in the region" China, which stakes claim to Tawang and the whole of Arunachal Pradesh as part of their country, has strongly objected to the Dalai Lama's visit. Full Article at Rediff
    the appearance and activities of the Dalai Lama in southern Tibet [ Images ] may foment anti-China sentiment among people living in the region
    SOURCE: Rediff 3 weeks ago
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India-China border differences can be resolved: Pranab
  1. This suggestion has not come from us, because we do not deal with the spiritual travels of a spiritual leader. He has to visit his flock as he deems fit. So I am sure that as far as I am aware, the initiative would have come from him and the government would have been informed about it
    SOURCE: Rediff 3 weeks ago
  2. is free to travel anywhere in India
    SOURCE: Rediff 3 weeks ago
  3. It is true that we have differences with China on border. But, we have agreed to resolve them through dialogue
    SOURCE: Rediff 3 weeks ago
  4. at this critical moment probably because of pressure from India
    SOURCE: Rediff 3 weeks ago

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