China and India vie for influence in Tibet

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Updated March 13, 2009 20:30:21

While continuing to stem dissent within Tibet, China is also taking steps to make sure its sensitivities to the Tibetan issue is respected by its near neighbours.

To this end its been becoming more vocal and visible in Nepal. But as China Nepal relations flourish what is the cost to India?

Presenter: Kanaha Sabapathy
Speakers: Professor Lokraj Baral, executive chairman of the Nepal Centre for Contemporary Studies and a former ambassador to India; K.V. Rajan a former Indian ambassador to Nepal

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