1) One sad point-India's Tibet policy has always been muddled from Nehru times. People just see Tibet as a card to play vs China. We need to firmly state that Tibet's future is to be decided by Tibet, not by China. As a sister civilisation, we should stand with Tibet.
2) All this comes of the muddle-headed secularism, and refusing to accept our own heritage. India is the fount of dharma and India should have taken the initiative to form a dharmic collective. The problems faced by various dharmics in different countries are quite similar.
3) From bullying by EJs, to attacks by Jihadis, all dharmics are facing similar challenges from Indonesia to Afghanistan. Even now, as we stand up to China, we should own up to our own heritage, and start exploring our own collective. India is the pillar of dharmic stability.
4) There should be no compromise on dharma, nor should we ever consent to sacrifice any dharmic to the butchers. That is the core of the dharmic collective. If we see Tibet or Nepal or Sri Lanka as just a field for indulging our interventionist muscle, then dharma is dead.
