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New Rules: From the Aadhaar-PF link to the cost of LPG
From the Aadhaar-PAN card link to a possible spike in cooking gas costs, a number of changes are expected in everyday life starting on September 1, Wednesday. As the new month begins, here is a rundown of significant changes that will take effect today.
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Use of VPNs should be prohibited in India, according to a parliamentary panel.
Different individuals are employed for different purposes in virtual private networks (VPNs). Many people are using it to stream things that are not available in India and there are also some who use it for wrongdoing. VPN enables a user to remain anonymous online and perform anything possible on the web. Due to the hazards…
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Tibetan woman has been awarded 3 lakh rupees to help her with humanitarian work.
The governor’s secretariat of Punjab Raj Bhavan, with the approval of the governor of Punjab, granted Ms. Tsering Dolkar a payment of three lakh rupees on August 26th. Ms. Tsering Dolkar, often known as “Tibetan Mother Theresa,” is well-known in Chandigarh for her humanitarian service efforts. Ms. Tsering Dolkar will be aided in her humanitarian…
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2 Tibetan students arrested at school for opposing only Chinese instruction
According to RFA, In the province of Qinghai in northwestern China, two Tibetan students have been held accused of not using the Chinese language as the only teaching medium in Tibetan schools. Gyuldrak and Yangrik had challenged a new Chinese education policy that would require only Chinese-language instruction at middle school. The two 19-year-old inhabitants,…
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China’s latest ethnic ruse in Tibet
China would like us to believe that 70 years ago it liberated Tibet. It truly didn’t happen that way. True, on 23 May 1951, Tibet and China signed the ‘Agreement for peaceful freedom of Tibet’, known as the 17-point Agreement. It did, however, seal Tibet’s invasion, not its “freedom.”
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Solutions to the China-India border conflict.
Anyone who claimed a peaceful border scenario one year ago would have been accused of wishing to believe in the terrible struggle between Chinese and Indian soldiers in the Galwan River basin. Fortunately, this has been somewhat true – the situation at the border is not as severe as it once was. The applause should…
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Government has launched a new ‘BH’ registration enabling seamless car transfers across India.
The government has announced a number of IT-based vehicle registration options, including the adoption of a new Bharat series registration mark for new vehicles (BH-series). When the owner moves from one state to another, vehicles with the BH mark will not require a new registration mark.
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Chinese police detain 60 people in Dza Wonpo over Dalai Lama photos.
Last week, Chinese officials in the Dza Wonpo district arrested over 60 Tibetans who were allegedly found with portraits of exiled Tibetan spiritual leader His Holiness the Dalai Lama, as part of a stepped-up campaign against the possession of illegal images of revered spiritual figures. According to Radio Free Asia, authorities in Kardze, in eastern…
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The boycott of Australia by China has rerouted global coal flows.
Global coal flows have shifted dramatically since Beijing began an unofficial boycott on Australian coal last October, in a major escalation of the two countries’ trade spat. While Chinese coal imports from Australia have practically ceased, imports from other nations have increased to cover the void. Because coal accounts for approximately 60% of China’s energy…
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Xi Jinping’s words contrast his actions.
President Xi Jinping paid his first visit to the Tibet Autonomous Region as China’s national leader this week, urging residents to “join the party,” according to the official Xinhua news agency. According to Xinhua, Xi visited a monastery and the Potala Palace Square in Lhasa, where he “inspected ethnic religion work” and Tibetan cultural heritage…