Miss Tibet: 2017

From Indpaedia
(Difference between revisions)
Jump to: navigation, search
(Created page with "{| class="wikitable" |- |colspan="0"|<div style="font-size:100%"> Minnesota’s MPR News described the contest that Lobsang Wangyal has <br/> been bravely organising every yea...")
 
(See also)
Line 20: Line 20:
 
[[Category:Beauty Contests|T]]
 
[[Category:Beauty Contests|T]]
  
 +
 +
= Tenzin Paldon=
 +
[https://www.indiatimes.com/news/india/tenzin-paldon-wins-miss-tibet-title-in-dharamsala-wants-to-take-the-cause-of-tibet-international-323220.html    ANJALI BISARIA | Tenzin Paldon Crowned Miss Tibet 2017, Wants To Take The Cause Of Tibet International | JUNE 06, 2017 | IndiaTimes/ ''The Times of India'']
 +
 +
 +
21-year-old Tenzin Paldon from Karnataka was crowned Miss Tibet, 2017 at the 15th edition of the annual pageant held in Dharamsala on June 4 2017.
 +
 +
A member of the cabin crew with SpiceJet Airlines, Paldon graduated from the Frankfinn Institute with a degree in aviation management.
 +
 +
The pageant saw a total of nine participants, none of whom has ever visited Tibet before. They are the members of the 100,000-strong Tibetan community that was established in India in 1960 following Dalai Lama's exile into the country.
 +
 +
But here's the catch. This is one contest that gets zero sponsors. Judges and participants are hard to find and it, more often than not, gets ensnared in controversy, like objections from conservative Tibetan members and feminist complaining on moral grounds.
 +
 +
This year's pageant was attended by over 3,000 people, the organisers said. On the first day of the three-day event, contestants participated in the swimsuit round on June 2. The second day saw a talk and talent round on June 3. The grand finale was held on June 4 with four rounds - introduction, gown, traditional costume, and interview.
 +
 +
The winner Paldon got a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh while the first and runners-up were given Rs 50,000 and Rs 25,000 respectively. With this feat, Paldon is hopeful of taking her win international and apprising the world of Tibetan culture, its issues and causes.
  
 
=See also=
 
=See also=
 
[[Miss Tibet: The contest]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2002-2005]]//  [[Miss Tibet: 2006-2009]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2010-2013]]// [[Tenzin Khecheo]] // [[Miss Tibet: 2014]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2015]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2016]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2017]]
 
[[Miss Tibet: The contest]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2002-2005]]//  [[Miss Tibet: 2006-2009]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2010-2013]]// [[Tenzin Khecheo]] // [[Miss Tibet: 2014]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2015]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2016]]// [[Miss Tibet: 2017]]

Revision as of 21:16, 8 December 2017

Minnesota’s MPR News described the contest that Lobsang Wangyal has
been bravely organising every year since 2002 as ‘a survival tool for exiles.’
Indpaedia is taking the message of the Miss Tibet (in exile) pageant
forward in its own humble way. We have not only sourced the archives of
Miss Tibet.com, we have also sought out all sensitive accounts about this
annual celebration of Tibetanness.
If you have any articles or photographs about this pageant (or any aspect of
the Tibetans’ life in exile), could you please send them as messages to the Facebook
community, Indpaedia.com? All information used will be gratefully acknowledged
in your name.
Tibet-related pages on Indpaedia are edited by the author of Tibet: 50 years
after, the Preface of which was written by HH the Dalai Lama.


Tenzin Paldon

ANJALI BISARIA | Tenzin Paldon Crowned Miss Tibet 2017, Wants To Take The Cause Of Tibet International | JUNE 06, 2017 | IndiaTimes/ The Times of India


21-year-old Tenzin Paldon from Karnataka was crowned Miss Tibet, 2017 at the 15th edition of the annual pageant held in Dharamsala on June 4 2017.

A member of the cabin crew with SpiceJet Airlines, Paldon graduated from the Frankfinn Institute with a degree in aviation management.

The pageant saw a total of nine participants, none of whom has ever visited Tibet before. They are the members of the 100,000-strong Tibetan community that was established in India in 1960 following Dalai Lama's exile into the country.

But here's the catch. This is one contest that gets zero sponsors. Judges and participants are hard to find and it, more often than not, gets ensnared in controversy, like objections from conservative Tibetan members and feminist complaining on moral grounds.

This year's pageant was attended by over 3,000 people, the organisers said. On the first day of the three-day event, contestants participated in the swimsuit round on June 2. The second day saw a talk and talent round on June 3. The grand finale was held on June 4 with four rounds - introduction, gown, traditional costume, and interview.

The winner Paldon got a cash prize of Rs 1 lakh while the first and runners-up were given Rs 50,000 and Rs 25,000 respectively. With this feat, Paldon is hopeful of taking her win international and apprising the world of Tibetan culture, its issues and causes.

See also

Miss Tibet: The contest// Miss Tibet: 2002-2005// Miss Tibet: 2006-2009// Miss Tibet: 2010-2013// Tenzin Khecheo // Miss Tibet: 2014// Miss Tibet: 2015// Miss Tibet: 2016// Miss Tibet: 2017

Personal tools
Namespaces

Variants
Actions
Navigation
Toolbox
Translate