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How India failed to read the tea leaves on China’s Tibet takeover

December 24, 2021;

The Times of India (Nirupama Rao) In this extract from her new book, the former Indian foreign secretary and ambassador to China (2006-2009) examines why leaders at the time claimed not to know of Chinese plans to enter Tibet before October 1950 when they themselves had flagged concerns On August 19, 1950, Nehru in a…

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