No. Tibet is an indivisible part of china, china is a powerful country, so Tibet is powerful too. We can not compare them separately, because they are combined together as a whole, they are the same, there's no difference between them.
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Realistically, China will never grant independence to Tibet. Bear in mind that there are already more Chinese people in Tibet than there are Tibetans. So even by a purely democratic vote of its current residents, Tibet would not now vote to secede from China.
China. The Qinghai-Tibet railway, which connects Lhasa (the capital of Tibet) with the rest of China, reaches a maximum altitude of 5072 metres above sea level. More than 960 km is at an elevation of more than 4,000 metres.
All the countries other than India, Nepal, China,Bhutan, Myanmar, Mongol and Turkestan does not border with Tibet.
Tibet Borders with China in the East, India through West to South, Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar in South and Turkestan in north-west. Tibet is a landlocked country which was autonomous until 1950 when People's republic of China forcibly occupied Tibet and more than 1 million Tibetans died resisting against the heavy Chinese force. Tibet remains an occupied state under the People Republic of China yet the Exiled Tibetan government is situated outside of Tibet in India demanding for autonomy for Tibetans under the constitution of PRC.
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92.8% of people in Tibet are ethnically Tibetan.
China is definitely much richer than India. The Indian Government is to be blamed for such poor economic status of India. Corruption is more in India than China.
Mongolia, Tibet and the Himalayan regions of South East Asia
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Please be careful, you may confuse Tibet with Tibetan Plateau, they are two different concepts. Tibetan Plateau encompass a fraction of India's territory. Despite some unsolved problems with the boundary of the two countries, Tibet has nothing to do with India. Tibet is a part of China.