Indian Ambassador’s Tibet visit seen as uptick in Sino-India ties

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(TibetanReview.net, Jun13’26) – India’s new ambassador to China has paid his first visit to Tibet in what is seen as the latest sign of thawing relations between the two Asian giants. The two countries became neighbours only since the 1950s following China’s armed invasion and occupation of Tibet and soon found themselves in conflict with each other, including a 1962 war.

Vikram Doraiswami – who speaks Chinese and took up the post in Beijing last month – arrived in Tibet’s capital Lhasa on Jun11, reported scmp.com Jun 12, citing a statement posted on social media by the Indian embassy.

The purpose of the visit was stated to be to “review arrangements made by the...

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