People's Daily Tibetan version has 50,000 daily circulation _English

Photo taken in January 2010 shows Tayung from Raog Township, Baxoi County, eastern Tibet's Qamdo Prefecture, reading the People's Daily Tibetan version. The newspaper in the Tibetan language has had a daily circulation of 50,000 since it was launched on August 1, 2009, enjoying a great popularity among the readers in Tibetan-inhabited areas.

Photo taken in January 2010 shows Tayung from Raog Township, Baxoi County, eastern Tibet's Qamdo Prefecture, reading the People's Daily Tibetan version. The newspaper in the Tibetan language has had a daily circulation of 50,000 since it was launched on August 1, 2009, enjoying a great popularity among the readers in Tibetan-inhabited areas. (Photo Source: Tibet Daily)
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BEIJING/LHASA, Aug. 1 (Xinhua) -- The People's Daily, the mouthpiece newspaper of the Communist Party of China (CPC), began publishing a Tibetan-language edition Saturday.

The newspaper, run by the People's Daily and Tibet Daily, had four pages and would be circulated in Tibet Autonomous Region and areas inhabited by Tibetans in neighboring Sichuan, Yunnan, Qinghai and Gansu provinces, said a statement from Beijing-based People's Daily editorial office. Full story