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China deploys 400 troops, choppers at Larung Gar Buddhist Academy in Tibet

China has deployed nearly 400 troops at Larung Gar Buddhist Academy to enforce stricter surveillance, with plans to impose regulations in 2022 limitin

India.com on MSN · 2h

China increases military presence and tightens control at Larung Gar Buddhist Academy

Larung Gar, founded in 1980, has long been a hub for Buddhist monks and nuns seeking to deepen their spiritual education. However, it has faced increasing restrictions from the Chinese government, which sees the academy as a centre of Tibetan identity and autonomy.

Business Standard · 2d

China deploys troops to Larung Gar, intensifies repression in Tibet

The recent military buildup and impending regulations highlight an escalation in Beijing's campaign to limit religious freedom in Tibet

The Economic Times on MSN · 2d

China deploys hundreds of troops to Larung Gar, intensifies religious crackdown in Tibet

The world's largest Tibetan Buddhist study center, Larung Gar Buddhist Academy, faces increased Chinese military presence, heightened surveillance, and stricter regulations on monks' and nuns' residency and registration.

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China Tightens Grip: Military Presence and New Regulations at Larung Gar

China has deployed 400 military personnel to Larung Gar Buddhist Academy in eastern Tibet, a move seen as heightening control ...

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Chinese Communist Party to manage Buddhist center

The appointments at Larung Gar in southwest China are the latest sign of Beijing’s distrust of members of the Tibetan Buddhist clergy who embody the region’s traditional culture and beliefs.

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The History and Future of Tibet's First Khenmos

Jue Liang & Andrew S. Taylor in Conversation with Padma 'tsho In 1997, the first cohort of women to receive the highest degree in Buddhist philosophical training graduated from the Larung Gar ...

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Tibet monastery

China is demolishing homes and evicting thousands from Larung Gar, the world's largest Tibetan Buddhist institution.

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Further criticism of China's human rights record

In 2016 local authorities, claiming concerns over overcrowding, started to demolish buildings at Tibet’s largest Buddhist institute, Larung Gar. “They evicted resident monks, reducing their ...

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