Tibetan non secular chief the Dalai Lama mentioned that he’s open to talks with China over the issues of Tibetans and the Chinese, “officially or unofficially” needed to contact him.

“I am always open to talk. Now China also realizes that the spirit of Tibetan people is very strong. So, in order to deal with Tibetan problems they want to contact me. I am also ready”, he mentioned.

The Dalai Lama made the remarks whereas chatting with reporters in Dharamshala earlier than embarking on a go to to Delhi and Ladakh.

Responding to a query on whether or not he needs to renew talks with China, he mentioned, “We are not seeking independence, we have decided since many years that we remain the part of People’s Republic of China…Now China is changing. The Chinese, officially or unofficially want to contact me”.

On July 6, the Dalai Lama celebrated his 88th birthday and visited the Main Tibetan Temple courtyard in Dharamshala, adjoining to his residence. While addressing the gathering throughout the celebrations the Dalai Lama mentioned that he has not been offended with anybody, not even these Chinese leaders who’ve adopted a harsh perspective in direction of Tibet, based on the official assertion launched on the Dalai Lama’s web site.