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Dalai Lama to Visit Ladakh in July-August
His Holiness the Dalai Lama granted Thiksey Rinpoche, the head of Ladakh’s Thiksey Monastery, Mr. Thupstan Chhewang, the President of the Ladakh Buddhist Association, and Ven. Shatup Chamba, the President of the All Ladakh Gonpa Association a special audience at his residence earlier today, during which Thiksey Rinpoche on behalf of the Ladhaki people made…
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India is planning to improve its air operations capacity in eastern Ladakh.
India is exploring expanding its capabilities to operate fixed-wing aircraft from facilities near the Chinese border at a time when China is rapidly building its capability to operate fighters close to eastern Ladakh. India is examining several alternatives for establishing airfields in eastern Ladakh, including Daulat Beg Oldi (DBO), Fukche, and Nyoma, all of which…
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Leh Hill Council to Renovate His Holiness’ Official Ladakh Residence, Phodang Gepheling
On Friday, August 6, Shri Tashi Gyalson, Chairman/Chief Executive Councillor, LAHDC Leh, paid a visit to Phodang Gepheling. He reviewed several approaches for the renovation and additional infrastructure required at the Phodang after analyzing the existing infrastructure. He was accompanied by Nisar Ahmed, Executive Engineer, Construction Division Leh, Tsetan Wangchuk, Tibetan Chief Representative Officer, Ladakh,…
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Experts weigh in on China’s ‘Salami-Slicing’ tactics in Ladakh’s Demchok.
Border tensions between India and China have been high for more than a year, following the biggest battle in nearly five decades in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley, which is part of the Aksai Chin-Ladakh area controlled by China but claimed by both countries. Despite ongoing talks to resolve border disputes, the Chinese have yet to ‘go…
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India Captures a Chinese Soldier in Ladakh
According to fresh breaking reports, a Chinese PLA soldier has been captured by Indian army on Monday. The Chinese soldier had strayed across the Line of Actual Control has been captured from Demchok sector of Eastern Ladakh. The Indian army is however has affirmed that the Chinese soldier will be returned back to China after…
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20 Indian Soldiers Killed in Violent Clash With China in Ladakh
According to breaking reports, the incident of violent clashes between Indian and Chinese army in Ladakh killed 20 Indian soldiers on Monday night. Earlier there was a report that three Indian soldiers including a colonel rank officer was killed. However, fresh report inform that 2o Indian soldiers were martyred in Galwan valley.
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Ladakh: 3 Indian Soldiers Killed in Violent Clash With Chinese Army
In a breaking news from Monday night, three Indian soldiers have been killed in a violent clash with Chinese army. As a result of the protracted stand off in Ladakh borders, violent clashes have led to serious casualties. The two Asian giants have been declaring that the dispute along the border are being solved through…
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Three Tibetans Returned to Ladakh Infected by Coronavirus
Three Tibetans Returned to Ladakh Are Infected by CoronavirusAccording to the latest report, three Tibetans returned to their settlement in Ladakh have been infected by Coronavirus. All three Tibetans have returned to their respective natives from other parts of India and they have now tested positive to Coronavirus. These are the first cases of infection…
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Ladakh is the Most Visited Place by Dalai Lama as a Guest of India
During the times of high tension between India and China, a former diplomat criticized the Tibetan spiritual leader and its administration. However, the President of exile Tibetan administration responded that Ladakh, the epicenter of ongoing border tensions is the most visited place by His Holiness the Dalai Lama as a guest of India!
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Ladakhi Buddhists Slam P. Stobdan’s Disrespectful Remark on Dalai Lama
Following the controversial statements remarks on exiled Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Ladakhi Buddhists slammed Phunchok Stobdan. The condemnations stated that the indecent and disrespectful remark against His Holiness has deeply hurt the sentiments of Ladakhi Buddhists.