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Indian Woman, Mother Of 2, Tops Everest Twice In Week, Breaks Record
A climber from Arunachal Pradesh reached the summit of Mount Everest today for the second time in less than a week, her expedition team said, setting a women's record for a double ascent of the world's highest mountain in a single season.
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Arunachal Pradesh's Anshu Jamsenpa Becomes First Indian Woman To Scale Mount Everest 4 Times
Arunachal Pradesh's Anshu Jamsenpa scripted history today by becoming the first Indian woman to scale the Mount Everest for the fourth time. She will attempt a double ascent to the world's highest peak to make it a total five successful climbs.
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In Arunachal Pradesh, Students Lead Protests Against China For Renaming 6 Places
The sheets of rain in Arunachal Pradesh this morning didn't dissuade hundreds of young protestors, many of them students, from marching in protest against China's recent move to rename six places in the state as an assertion of its claim to the border state.
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We Can And We Will: China Dismisses India's Objections To Arunachal Names
China today said its decision to name six areas in Arunachal Pradesh is its "lawful right" because the Himalayan state constitutes South Tibet, a claim India has rejected for decades in a border dispute.
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Invented Names Don't Make Claims Legal: India's Comeback To China's Barb
New Delhi has brushed aside China's announcing its own names for six places in Arunachal Pradesh, saying renaming or inventing names for towns of neighbours does not make Beijing's territorial claims legal.
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China Announces Its Own Names For 6 Places In Arunachal Pradesh After Dalai Lama's Visit To The State
China has announced its own names for six places in Arunachal Pradesh in what appears to be retaliation to Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama visiting the state recently. The Chinese state media says the unilateral move is aimed at "reaffirming" China's claim over the state. China claims the state as 'South Tibet', while India says Arunachal Prade...
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Dalai Lama's Visit To Arunachal Pradesh Has Had 'Negative Impact' On Ties: China
China said today that the recent visit of the Dalai Lama to Arunachal Pradesh has had a "negative impact" on China-India ties and New Delhi should not use the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader to "undermine" Beijing's interests.
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From China, New Threats Over Dalai Lama's Arunachal Visit
There's no let-up in a torrent of warnings from China over the recent visit of the Dalai Lama to Arunachal Pradesh, which concluded yesterday.
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'Let China First Say They Believe In Rebirth,' Says Dalai Lama In Tawang
As the Dalai Lama visits Tawang, the town is sending up two special prayers; that His Holiness lives a thousand years and that when he does reincarnate, he does so in Tawang. The 82-year-old monk laughs it off but does not rule it out.
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China Is Fooling Its Own People Over Arunachal Visit, Says Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama today accused China of spreading false information about his trip to a monastery in Arunachal Pradesh that drew protests from Beijing. "People have the wrong information," the 81-year-old told reporters in Tawang where he took shelter on his escape from Tibet in 1959.
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Dalai Lama Returns To His First Home In India
The Dalai Lama returned to his first home in India, the Tawang Monastery in Arunachal Pradesh, where he had spent three days after fleeing Tibet in 1959.
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Will Answer 'Blows With Blows' If India Plays Dirty, Chinese Media Threatens
China should not hesitate to answer "blows with blows" as India has chosen to play dirty by allowing the Dalai Lama to visit Arunachal Pradesh, the Chinese official media said on Thursday. Two English newspapers -- China Daily and Global Times -- launched a scathing attack on India after Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju made it clear to Chin...
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'Rijiju May Think He's Cute'... Chinese Media Attacks Junior Home Minister
A day after China warned that India has "severely damaged" relations by enabling the Dalai Lama's trip to Arunachal Pradesh, its state-run media has attacked Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, who said earlier this week that the border state is "an inseparable part of India".
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Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu's Jab At China Makes International Headlines
As the Dalai Lama tours Arunachal Pradesh, infuriating China, Chief Minister Pema Khandu, in a comment that will add to the tension, has stated that his state shares a border with "Tibet and not China."
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China Has No Business Telling India What To Do: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu
Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Wednesday said China has no business telling India what to do with regard to the Dalai Lama's movement in the country.
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Indian Woman, Mother Of 2, Tops Everest Twice In Week, Breaks Record
A climber from Arunachal Pradesh reached the summit of Mount Everest today for the second time in less than a week, her expedition team said, setting a women's record for a double ascent of the world's highest mountain in a single season.
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Arunachal Pradesh's Anshu Jamsenpa Becomes First Indian Woman To Scale Mount Everest 4 Times
Arunachal Pradesh's Anshu Jamsenpa scripted history today by becoming the first Indian woman to scale the Mount Everest for the fourth time. She will attempt a double ascent to the world's highest peak to make it a total five successful climbs.
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In Arunachal Pradesh, Students Lead Protests Against China For Renaming 6 Places
The sheets of rain in Arunachal Pradesh this morning didn't dissuade hundreds of young protestors, many of them students, from marching in protest against China's recent move to rename six places in the state as an assertion of its claim to the border state.
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We Can And We Will: China Dismisses India's Objections To Arunachal Names
China today said its decision to name six areas in Arunachal Pradesh is its "lawful right" because the Himalayan state constitutes South Tibet, a claim India has rejected for decades in a border dispute.
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Invented Names Don't Make Claims Legal: India's Comeback To China's Barb
New Delhi has brushed aside China's announcing its own names for six places in Arunachal Pradesh, saying renaming or inventing names for towns of neighbours does not make Beijing's territorial claims legal.
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China Announces Its Own Names For 6 Places In Arunachal Pradesh After Dalai Lama's Visit To The State
China has announced its own names for six places in Arunachal Pradesh in what appears to be retaliation to Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama visiting the state recently. The Chinese state media says the unilateral move is aimed at "reaffirming" China's claim over the state. China claims the state as 'South Tibet', while India says Arunachal Prade...
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Dalai Lama's Visit To Arunachal Pradesh Has Had 'Negative Impact' On Ties: China
China said today that the recent visit of the Dalai Lama to Arunachal Pradesh has had a "negative impact" on China-India ties and New Delhi should not use the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader to "undermine" Beijing's interests.
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From China, New Threats Over Dalai Lama's Arunachal Visit
There's no let-up in a torrent of warnings from China over the recent visit of the Dalai Lama to Arunachal Pradesh, which concluded yesterday.
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'Let China First Say They Believe In Rebirth,' Says Dalai Lama In Tawang
As the Dalai Lama visits Tawang, the town is sending up two special prayers; that His Holiness lives a thousand years and that when he does reincarnate, he does so in Tawang. The 82-year-old monk laughs it off but does not rule it out.
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China Is Fooling Its Own People Over Arunachal Visit, Says Dalai Lama
The Dalai Lama today accused China of spreading false information about his trip to a monastery in Arunachal Pradesh that drew protests from Beijing. "People have the wrong information," the 81-year-old told reporters in Tawang where he took shelter on his escape from Tibet in 1959.
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Dalai Lama Returns To His First Home In India
The Dalai Lama returned to his first home in India, the Tawang Monastery in Arunachal Pradesh, where he had spent three days after fleeing Tibet in 1959.
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Will Answer 'Blows With Blows' If India Plays Dirty, Chinese Media Threatens
China should not hesitate to answer "blows with blows" as India has chosen to play dirty by allowing the Dalai Lama to visit Arunachal Pradesh, the Chinese official media said on Thursday. Two English newspapers -- China Daily and Global Times -- launched a scathing attack on India after Minister of State for Home Kiren Rijiju made it clear to Chin...
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'Rijiju May Think He's Cute'... Chinese Media Attacks Junior Home Minister
A day after China warned that India has "severely damaged" relations by enabling the Dalai Lama's trip to Arunachal Pradesh, its state-run media has attacked Junior Home Minister Kiren Rijiju, who said earlier this week that the border state is "an inseparable part of India".
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Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu's Jab At China Makes International Headlines
As the Dalai Lama tours Arunachal Pradesh, infuriating China, Chief Minister Pema Khandu, in a comment that will add to the tension, has stated that his state shares a border with "Tibet and not China."
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China Has No Business Telling India What To Do: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu
Chief Minister Pema Khandu on Wednesday said China has no business telling India what to do with regard to the Dalai Lama's movement in the country.
