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Well now it seems they are hiding it again.

New Delhi: A Chinese woman suspected of spying has been arrested from a Tibetan refugee settlement in north Delhi, the police said today. Her identity papers showed her name as Dolma Lama, with an address in Nepal's capital Kathmandu, the police said, adding her real name is Cai Ruo. The...

In agreement. Once lives improve via tourism, connectivity and other economic activity, the religious argument will fall apart.

Did anyone ever apply for this?

Quite a contrast from today's India, no?

Huge gap between North and South on various indices. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-india-62951951 One line sticks out "In many of these indicators of health, education and economic opportunities, the difference between the south and the north is as stark as that between Europe and...

I have a lot of friends who own factories who have moved their factories to border towns in Gujarat like Valsad and Sarigram. But this has more to do with them getting a sweet deal from developers in Maharashtra for their land in MH.

I would agree if there were no political strings attached.

Politically loaded. Maharashtra was supposed to get it - almost settled. Moved to Gujarat by BJP because of elections there. Will not help BJP and Shinde in BMC elections at all.

There is a certain colonial baggage which comes with the UK.

Converted this to a general thread about Tibetan refugees in India to prevent multiple threads. @Nilgiri

https://indianexpress.com/photos/india-news/heres-how-tibetans-refugees-in-india-celebrated-their-62nd-year-of-democracy-8128093/ Tibetan refugees in India celebrated the 62nd anniversary of Tibetan Democracy Day on Friday under the photo of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. It was on this...

I mean keep max 3 operational at a time.

There are already talks to build a third and then stop, right?

True. But the point is not what they will do or continue to do. The question is, what should we do?

India has increased engagement with Tibetans with the idea that if China wouldn't respect Indian concerns, India too wouldn't respect China's sensitivities...

So better to give food grains, fruits, medicines etc.

Yes.

Happened in 2010 also https://www.bbc.com/news/world-south-asia-11046139

What do other members think. @Joe Shearer @Nilgiri Personally, I reckon give them aid considering this a humanitarian crisis.