The first day of the Chinese invasion in Tibet was March 10th 1959. On this day, fifty years later, Tibetans commemorated it with a 10 kilometer peaceful march from McLeod Ganj to Dharamsala. Once they reached lower Dharamsala, everyone sang the Tibetan national anthem, followed by several speeches. The event ended with a moment of silence for the Tibetan’s who lost their life in the struggle for independence.
25 April 2010
National Uprising Day
The first day of the Chinese invasion in Tibet was March 10th 1959. On this day, fifty years later, Tibetans commemorated it with a 10 kilometer peaceful march from McLeod Ganj to Dharamsala. Once they reached lower Dharamsala, everyone sang the Tibetan national anthem, followed by several speeches. The event ended with a moment of silence for the Tibetan’s who lost their life in the struggle for independence.
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