DHARAMSALA, 2 July: After China imposed the controversial national security law in Hong Kong, Hongkongers in their thousands protested and thronged the busy shopping district of Causeway Bay on Wednesday.
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By Andrew Roth | The Guardian | 2 Jul 2020
Moscow: The Kremlin and its supporters have won a controversial vote to amend the constitution and reset Vladimir Putin’s term limits, potentially allowing him to rule as president until 2036.
DHARAMSALA, 30 June: The Regional chapters of Tibetan Youth Congress New York and New Jersey in US and Toronto in Canada have staged a solidarity protest in front of the Chinese consulate in their respective cities to express their solidarity with India and to strongly condemned China’s aggression on Indian territory that killed at least 20 Indian soldiers, including a commanding officer.
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DHARAMSALA, 30 June: China’s rubber-stamp parliament has passed the controversial national security law in Hong Kong “that critics fear will crush political freedoms and pave the way for China to cement its control over the semi-autonomous territory.”
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DHARAMSALA, 30 June: India has banned 59 malicious Chinese mobile apps as it identifies them “prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, the security of the state and public order.”
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DHARAMSALA, 29 June: Having confined at least one million ethnic Uighurs and other Muslims are in the detention centres in East Turkistan, commonly known as re-education camps, officially called Vocational Education and Training Centers by China, they are now subjected birth control to suppress their population.
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DHARAMSALA, 29 June: China has accused Australia of waging an intensifying espionage campaign days after Australian intelligence services raided the home and office of a state parliamentarian over allegations of Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence.
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Amit Anand Choudhary & Manash Pratim Gohain | TNN | 26 June 2020
NEW DELHI: In view of increasing Covid-19 infections across the country, CBSE has decided to cancel the remaining Board exams for Class XII and X which were scheduled to be held in July. The Board told the Supreme Court on Thursday that Class XII students, not happy with the marks to be accorded to the pending papers, will also be given an option of taking the exam to be conducted when the atmosphere becomes “conducive” while the re-exam option will not be available for Class X.
DHARAMSALA, 25 June: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister has reiterated that India shares boundary with Tibet, not China on the heels of the Chinese aggression and incursion along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh’s Galwan Valley.
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DHARAMSALA, 23 June: European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Charles Michel have called out China for their “under-delivered promises, one by one.”
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