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Chinese Police Brutally Assaults Tibetan Picnic Group
Chinese police brutally assaults Tibetan picnic group in Gorum village in Draggo, Sichuan province in Tibet. According to the news report from the Radio Free Asia, Chinese police personals suddenly attacked a group of Tibetans villagers on a picnic on August 25, 2017. The source reported that the police officials brually attacked the Tibetans without…
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People Need Not Worry About Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy: NPP Arunachal Pradesh
People need not worry about Tibetan rehabilitation policy in Arunachal Pradesh which was approved to be implemented in the state last recently by the cabinet of CM Shri. Pema Khandu, said the National People’s Party following the All Arunachal Pradesh Students Union (APPSU) president’s statement denouncing the government’s decision in extending the rehabilitation policy for…
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Violence Erupted in Parts of Punjab and Haryana After Spiritual Guru Convicted by Court.
The spiritual leader of Dera Sacha Sauda, Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan has been convicted by a special court of Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) of Panchkula in a 15-year-old sexual assault charges against two female disciples. The punishment for the charges will be announced on Monday (August 28). Despite the deployment of…
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Xi Jingping Regime Continues To White Wash China’s Tibet Invasion
Xi Jingping’s regime continues to white wash China’s Tibet invasion according to the latest article in the Human Rights Watch suggestions. The Chinese invasion of Tibet that is linked with the complete destruction of the Tibetan culture and forced infusion of Chinese culture in Tibet has been defended as a form of liberation by China…
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NGO Questions Arunachal Government’s Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy Adoption
NGO questions Arunachal government’s Tibetan rehabilitation policy adoption according to a report following the state government’s decision to extend the central government’s Tibetan rehabilitation policy formulated in 2014 to the state. The All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) president issued a statement asking the state government to revoke the decision.
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RBI Announced ₹200 Denomination For The First Time With Unique Feature and Colour
The Reserve Bank of India will issue on August 25, 2017, ₹ 200 denomination banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi (New) Series, bearing the signature of Dr Urjit R. Patel, Governor, Reserve Bank of India from select RBI offices, and some banks. The new denomination has Motif of Sanchi Stupa on the reverse, depicting the country’s…
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This Teen Danced On A Saudi Street Then Gets Arrested
This teen danced on a Saudi street and then he gets arrested for doing so according to current trending news reports. The video of the teen dancing on a 1990s hit ‘Macarena’ on a street in the Saudi city of Jiddah went viral. The teen was arrested by the Saudi authorities on Tuesday on charges…
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First Tibetology PhD Candidate From Chamdo Tibet At Columbia University
Tsering Choetso is the first Tibetology PhD candidate from Chamdo Tibet at the Columbia University according to reports. The young Tibetan lady has received the PhD enrollment to the prestigious Columbia University, United States and the opportunity has been awarded by the government on her meritorious achievement.
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Arunachal Pradesh Extend Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy 2014
The Arunachal Pradesh state extend Tibetan Rehabilitation policy 2014 on August 12 this year according to the mail report from the Chief Minister of the State to the President of Central Tibetan Administration, Dharamsala. The state adopted the Tibetan Rehabilitation Policy Act 2014 formalized by the Central Government of India for the Tibetans residing in…
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India Today magazine exclude Tibet and Taiwan from China map
Chinese netizen slams INDIA TODAY cover photo over exclusion of Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR)and Taiwan in China map, starts photoshop battle The 31st July issue of India Today magazine has a map of China without Tibet and Taiwan in the shape of chicken and alongside with it the map of Pakistan in the shape…