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13 May 2005 | Views: 2189 | Comments: 0 |
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Winner of the recently held khuresh tournement, devoted to the Victory Day, young wrestler Andrei Khertek is reproached by the experienced Tuvan wrestlers of having won the competition by chance and of not deserving this victory.
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12 May 2005 | Views: 2523 | Comments: 0 |
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Yesterday a group of Mongolian frontier-guards killed two of their colleagues – Luvzhanzharov and Galbold and dissapeared armed with 3 Kalashnikovs and corresponding ammunition. Today 3 riders armed with automatic guns have been noticed 8-10 kilometres away from the Tuvan-Mongolian border by local people in the Tuvan frontier village of Torgalyg.
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11 May 2005 | Views: 2839 | Comments: 0 |
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Andrei Khertek has sensatonally become the champion of the traditional 'Shyn' news-paper tournement, devoted to the Victory Day. Ayas Mongush, 12 times khuresh champion, the main pretender for the gold medal, this time was not even in the final. He was defeated in the prelominary rounds by his constant rival Maadyr Mongush.
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9 May 2005 | Views: 3429 | Comments: 0 |
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Vera Bailak, medical sister in the Tuvan Cavalry squadron, was an official guest at the Victory festivities which take place these days in Moscow. 81-year-old war veteran was selected out of the very few left veterans due mostly to her combat merits, her labour activity – she is still the head of the huge farm, and good health. She turned out to be almost the only one fit to stand 7-hours long air flight to Moscow.
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6 May 2005 | Views: 2858 | Comments: 0 |
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Today in Tuva is a day-off. Tuvan Constitution Day has been celebrated May, 6 since 2001 when a new Tuvan Constitution was adopted at an all-republican referendum. The preparation of the new main Law went in the tight political fight in between the President of the Republic who developed the draft law and the Supreme Khural (then the name of the Tuvan Parliament). Deputies did not approve some of the changes introduced by the new Constitution – liquidation of the presidential post, bicameral parliament with an unprecedented for the 95 per cent donated Tuva number of the deputies – 162, private property for land etc.
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4 May 2005 | Views: 2008 | Comments: 0 |
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Tuvan Ministry for Internal Affairs takes extra measures to provide security during forthcoming celebration of 60th Anniversary of Victory in World War II. Police structures work through their actions for case if acts of terrorism occur, GTRK 'Tyva' reports. Today they released conventional hostages from Tuvan Music and Drama Theatre named after Viktor Kok-ool in 30 minutes.
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Tuvan State TV - GTRK 'Tyva' |
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3 May 2005 | Views: 4536 | Comments: 2 |
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For the first time at an American university, a course devoted entirely to the Tuvan language has been conducted. David Harrison, who is assistant professor at the Linguistics Department & Cognitive Science Program of Swarthmore College, USA and post-doctoral researcher at Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany taught the seminar past semester at Swarthmore College and had 13 students enrolled.
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30 April 2005 | Views: 2732 | Comments: 0 |
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29-year-old Jambal Lodoi (secular name Apysh-ool Sat) was enthroned today as Kamby-Lama (leader of Buddhists) of Tuva. He graduated Gomang Datsan university and is the first and the only at present day Tuvan monk having higher education with san gelong degree which is equal to secular Ph.D. Buddhists from other regions of Russia came to Tuva to celebrate Tuva's new Kamby-Lama.
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29 April 2005 | Views: 2756 | Comments: 0 |
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The Decision of deputies of the Tuvan Khural (parliament) on reduction of support of the state mass-media on 9 million rubles. (decision was accepted in the second reading of republican budget in Parliament for current year) has caused charges "in limiting of a freedom of speech". On release of one copy of newspapers, whose founder the government of Tuva appears, the budget of republic spends 8 rubles, while the paper costs readers 3 rubles. Deputies consider this is too much for Tuva's budget.
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28 April 2005 | Views: 2935 | Comments: 0 |
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Today Big Sky and Overtone Orchestra members Johnna Morrow and Steve Sklar will perform in the Rock-N-Soul Cafe (Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, Co) along with local artists LogRhythm. Morrow, described by MP3.com as "the best female rock vocalist you will ever hear," is Skysong recording artist Big Sky's lead singer and songwriter, and will also play guitar and flute. Sklar, the leading western performer and teacher of Khoomei, or Tuvan Throat-Singing will demonstrate various singing styles, and play didgeridoo, guitar, and jaw-harp.
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