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Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu says the next Dalai Lama will be born in a democratic country, not China. Highlights Dalai Lama’s health and future succession process.

Next Dalai Lama from free democratic country, not from China: Arunachal CM

Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu says the next Dalai Lama will be born in a democratic country, not China. Highlights Dalai Lama&rsquo;s health and future succession process.

Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu has said the next Dalai Lama will be from a free and democratic country and definitely not from China.
He, however, said the process of selecting the next Dalai Lama starts only after an incumbent passes away and hoped and prayed the 14th Dalai Lama will live for another 40 years.
"In fact, as I said, His Holiness' health is very good. And this time too -- on the occasion of his 90th birthday celebration -- His Holiness said that he will live to be around 130 years old. So we all pray and I am very hopeful that he will live to be 130," Khandu said in an interview with PTI Videos on Tuesday.
The chief minister, who is a follower of the Dalai Lama and a Buddhist, said he doesn't know the process of how the next Dalai Lama will be selected, how it will happen or the details but there is established procedure.
"The entire rules are set, all procedures are set. There's no point in speculating about it now. There is no point now in speculating where he will be born, in which region, whether it will be in India or Tibet. On this issue, there is only one clarity, which His Holiness has perhaps said in an interview, that the next Dalai Lama will be born in a free world," he said.
Asked whether he was indicating that the next Dalai Lama would not be from China and could be from somewhere else, Khandu said, "Yes, definitely not from China because there is no democracy there." "So wherever there is democracy... it can be anywhere in the world where there is democracy," he said.
When pointed out that Tibet is also under Chinese rule, the chief minister responded, "That is why, I am not saying specifically it would be from this country or that country." "It would be a bit immature for us to say this right now. But this much is certain... where there is democracy, where people have their freedom, can express their views. I think there is clarity on that," he said.
The chief minister said the Gaden Phodrang Trust will carry out the search for the next Dalai Lama.
"The search for the 15th Dalai Lama... the entire process will begin only after the present Dalai Lama passes away. So there is no hurry in this," he said.
On China&rsquo;s objection to the Dalai Lama&rsquo;s succession issue, Khandu said, &ldquo;I don&rsquo;t know why China is objecting to it. They must have their own policy. There is no Dalai Lama institution in China. The Dalai Lama institution is recognised mainly in the Himalayan belt and by the Tibetan Buddhists. China has no role in it.&rdquo; The chief minister said the Dalai Lama institution has been continuing for over 600 years, from the first Dalai Lama to the current 14th.
He said there was speculation about whether the Dalai Lama institution would continue and if the next Dalai Lama could be a woman.
"Before the 90th birthday of the 14th Dalai Lama, all heads of Buddhist traditions met and confirmed the institution will continue,&rdquo; he said.

Arunachal CM treks for 11 hrs to check on a remote village

CM Cares:&nbsp;Arunachal&nbsp;CM&nbsp;Pema Khandu trekked 24 km for 11 hours to meet people of a remote village, shares video of his journey through mountains and forests

Arunachal Pradesh chief minister Pema Khandu trekked a distance of 24 km for 11 hours to meet people of a remote village. The 41-year old chief minister walked through mountain terrains and forests to reach Luguthang village, about a 100 km from Tawang. The village is located at a height of 14,500 feet above sea level and has a population of 50 people who live in 10 houses. The CM shared the video of his trek through the eye-catching Karpu-La mountain and several natural lakes. Khandu spent two nights at the house of a villager before trekking back, reports said.

Itanagar, PTI: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu, currently touring his home constituency Mukto in Tawang district, trekked a distance of 24 km for 11 hours to meet people of a remote village.
The 41-year old chief minister walked through mountain terrains and forests to reach Luguthang village, 97 km from Tawang.
"It was an arduous journey while crossing Karpu-La (16,000 ft) to Luguthang (14,500 ft)," Mr Khandu tweeted after returning to Tawang on Thursday.
The village, located at a height of 14,500 feet above sea level, in Thingbu tehsil of Tawang district has a population of 50 people who live in 10 houses.
"Had a review meeting with Luguthang villagers to ensure that benefits of every flagship programme reaches the last man standing in forward areas," the chief minister tweeted.
The journey to the village, which is inaccessible by road, is a mesmerising one as one has to cross the eye-catching Karpu-La mountain and several natural lakes that fall on the route.
The chief minister, along with Tawang MLA Tsering Tashi, and villagers and monks of Tawang monastery, attended the consecration of Jangchup Stupa the next day.
The stupa has been erected in the name of Khandus father and former chief minister Dorjee Khandu who died in a helicopter crash near Luguthang village while returning from Tawang to Itanagar on April 30, 2011.
"The chief minister spent two nights at the house of a villager before trekking back," sources in Tawang said.
Luguthang is mostly inhabited by Brokpas, a nomadic yak-herding tribe. They spend the summer months around the higher Himalayas in search of grazing grounds for their yaks and come down to lower areas in harsh winter.

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