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Govt refusing foreign media visit to Arunachal to cover Dalai Lama trip

New Delhi : India | 26 days ago  
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The Central Government has reportedly refused permission to foreign media to travel to Arunachal Pradesh to cover the proposed visit of the Dalai Lama. The Union Government on Thursday revoked its earlier permission given to four foreign correspondents, besides cancelling fresh permits....
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