How do you walk into a crowd of strangers and start distributing a wad of pamphlets risking rejection, humiliation, or even bullying by a rare drunkard ignoramus on the way?
Today we walked 25 km and reached Kurukshetra, the legendary battlefield from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
Chimey and I walked the entire stretch while our new logistics team Tenzin Leckphel and Sonam Tobgyal drove ahead and found a night shelter at a roadside shelter at a dhaba.
Supporters of this campaign have been collecting signatures in different places.
This march from Dharamshala to Delhi, 12 February to 10 March 2021, aims to highlight Tibet as the missing link between India and China. I am appealing to the government of India to #RepealOneChinaPolicy
Help me spread the word. Share, forward and tweet: #RepealOneChinaPolicy #WalkaMileForTibet
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Images from today - click/tap image to see full size and slideshow
Ab Dilli door nahin -- now Delhi is not far.
Chime Tamding la served in the Special Frontier Force for 17 years and retired, now lives in Shimla.
Global Alliance for Tibet & Persecuted Minorities (GATPM) organized a webinar based on Walk a Mile for Tibet and discussed situations in East Turkestan, Hong Kong, and Tibet.
Report in local newspaper Dainik Kagran in Ambala town.
March posters are put up for public viewing at a bank in Kalimpong, India
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