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'Govt doesn't take position on matters of religion': India on Dalai Lama succession row
Government of India does not take any position or speak on matters concerning beliefs and practices of faith and religion. Government has always upheld freedom of religion for all in India and will continue to do so,
Indian minister backs Dalai Lama's position on successor, contradicting China
A senior Indian minister has said that only the Dalai Lama and the organization he has set up have the authority to identify his successor as the spiritual head of Tibetan Buddhism, in a rare comment contradicting rival China's long-held position.
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'Panchen Lama has no influence in Tibet' says Tibet government-in-exile headIn an exclusive interview with India Today Global, Sikyong Penpa Tsering, President of the Central Tibetan Administration, ...
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Govt has always upheld freedom of religion for all in India: MEA on Dalai Lama's stance on reincarnationMEA reiterated India's stance on uphelding the freedom of religion for all after Dalai Lama declared that the Gaden Phodrang ...
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Air India has been under intense scrutiny since the June Boeing Dreamliner crash in Ahmedabad which killed all but one of the ...
India ranks fourth most equal country in the world, government said in Saturday, quoting World Bank data. With this India In ...
Structural challenges and the nation’s many languages have made it tough to develop foundational AI models. But the ...
India's fiscal deficit for April-May was 131.6 billion rupees ($1.5 billion) or 0.8% of the estimate for the financial year ...
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India, Trinidad & Tobago Ink Six Pacts Encompassing Pharmacopoeia, Culture, Sports To Expand TiesIndia and Trinidad and Tobago established diplomatic relations on 31 August 1962, the same year the Caribbean nation gained ...
The Trinidad and Tobago government Friday said it intends to become the first Caribbean Community (Caricom) country to enter ...
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