Tibet: The Lost Frontier | Tibet: The Lost Frontier Book Review

Tibet The Lost Frontier

'The lost frontier is India's frontier'
'With the invasion of Tibet in 1950, India lost a peaceful frontier.The frontier became a 'disputed' border. This is the tragedy', Claude Arpi tells Ramananda Sengupta.

Extract
'Is India ready to give away part of its territory which has been illegally occupied by China? This is the only question to be answered.'

Review
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