India

Tibetans-in-exile want Manmohan to raise Tibetan issue with Beijing

Dharamsala,
Jan 14: Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan SinghTibetans-living-in-exile here have urged Prime Minister Dr.
Manmohan Singh to raise the Tibetan issue with China.

They said that India had stake enough in the Tibet issue to raise it
with China during Singh's ongoing visit to the neighbouring country.

"The issue of Tibet should be raised specially from the Indian
counterpart, because India has so much stake in the whole Tibet issue.
I pray that Dr. Singh would sincerely raise this issue," said Tsering
Choeying, President of the Free Tibet of Indian Chapter.

India-China Economic, Trade and Investment Cooperation Summit begins

Army jawan commits suicide after altercation with seniors

Jammu, Jan 13:Army jawan suicide An army jawan has reportedly committed suicide by shooting himself after an argument with his seniors in Rajouri district of Jammu and Kashmir.

According to official sources, sepoy Ganesh Chandra of 52 Engineers Regiment took the rifle of his colleague after an argument with his seniors on Saturday night and fired at himself.

After hearing the gunshots, senior officers rushed the jawan to a hospital where he died, they added.

Chandra was posted on guard duty near Line of Control (LoC) in Bhimber Gali area of Rajouri district

External Affairs Minister on two-day Oman visit from today

New Delhi, Jan 13: The External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee

Government not to proceed on N-deal if Left withdraws: Mukherjee

New Delhi, Jan 13: External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee

China’s first Buddhist temple to have an Indian structure

New Delhi, Jan 12: Abbot Shi Yinle, head of China's first Buddhist temple, is expecting completion of an Indian hall in April inside the 1,900-year-old temple.

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