Protests in Tibet

Dilliwala

Not surprising at all - for the last 45 years, the GOI has followed a single-principle approach in respect of relations with the PRC, viz.

"Cowardice is the best policy".

Sama

that's because your government blocks anything coming into China that has anything to do with Tibet, whether it's news reports or blogs,

I have a blog where I write about the Dalai Lama, Buddhism, China's treatment of Tibet, among other things. I have a site meter on my blog that tells me where my readers come from and I can tell you that the number of Chinese visitors stopped at 30 a LONG TIME AGO. since I get about 500 hits on my blog weekly from all over the world, I can only assume that my blog is blocked in China because I write about Tibet.

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Munivar

Spineless. All the "Satyameva Jayate" are just feel-good slogans.

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shashank.aggarwal

oh..yes, lets go to war then...and then someone else will raise the hand and say what's the point in showing bravery at such a cost..!!

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xiaojie

Yes Yoga Gal, u r right…
Blogs r banned here & so are other websites like “wikepedia, google video” etc…

BTW,to clarify its not “MY” govt…I should 've said “the govt over here”..))

Munivar

There is no need for either extremes. There is such a thing as allowing people to express themselves when it is a legitimate cause...especially when you proclaim your nation is founded on dharma.

shashank.aggarwal

That is the reason they are allowed to live here.. !! Which seems to be the middle path to me..supporting the Tibetan cause by giving them a base...

Dilliwala

Let's get this straight - the Indian govt does NOT support the Tibetan cause. Individual Indians do. That the refugees are here is a different matter. That's becos in 1956 already the DL was warning Nehru of China's bad intentions, in fact he didn't want to go back to Lhasa even then, but Nehru practically forced him to with "don't worry, have chicken curry" (ok, not exactly) - the DL was young and impressionable (all of 21) and looked up to him, and Nehru was of course Nehru. Well, then came 10.3.59 and the rest is history. When the DL escaped to India, Nehru cud not very well have refused him shelter anymore, cud he? That's why the Tibetans are here, Nehru's guilt-complex. Let's not delude ourselves with any high-mindedness about providing them a base and thereby supporting their cause. The Indian govt wud just as well they all moved en-masse to Antarctica, so that NOTHING comes in the way off "Hindi-Chini bhai-bhai"!

brishti

dont argue with this guy on history shashank, i'm warning ye.



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of "hindi-chini bhai-bhai'

shashank.aggarwal

sshhhhhh

Thats the reason I am keeping quite...

Nick-H

(We can argue with him on the SMS words that creep into his otherwise excellent posts, though!)

(...and I did give up using those internet abbreviations I used to use!)

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brishti

... and what he thinks living is all about



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Dilliwala

Quite what?

Which ones?
DL? Oh, Dalai Lama in full. But everybody calls him that - it's like HM, HRH, HMS, etc.
Actually if I had been a disciple of his, I shud have been calling him HHDL.
I'm sure u know that one?

Wrong thread, but - hey, I'm in distinguished company!


(This means including u!)

brishti

quiet dd - the word used was quiet... so the eee goes a lil thisway thatway sometimes.

ahem - all the threads are wrong threads




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shashank.aggarwal

Quite Quiet...

I hope you can discount my 12th Grade English..