Thousands of exiled Tibetans rally in Dharamsala

Thousands of exiled Tibetans rally in Dharamsala

DHARAMSALA, India - Thousands of exiled Tibetans, including monks and nuns, rally in Dharamsala, northern India, on March 10, 2010, to mark the anniversary of a Tibetan uprising more than 50 years ago. (Kyodo)

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