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17 July 2002 | Views: 2353 | Comments: 0 |
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A week has passed since the Tuvan participants left the Smithsonian Silk Road festival and headed home. Among them were stone carvers Alexei Kagai-ool and Lorisa Norbu, and instrument maker Marat Damdyn. The Silk Road Festival is an annual event held for over 30 years in Washington, DC during the period a week before and after the US Independence Day holiday on July 4th.
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17 July 2002 | Views: 2792 | Comments: 0 |
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Today one of the stories of the weekly analytical program "Vesti Nedeli" ("News of the week") broadcast on the national RTR TV channel was devoted to the so-to-speak "consequences" of the press conference held by President Putin. Two regional journalists who asked the President questions happened to be persecuted afterwards by the local authorities. Editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Krasny Tundrovik" was fired right after Putin's press-conference on the pretext of her poor management.
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14 July 2002 | Views: 3021 | Comments: 0 |
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Yesterday the lake Tore-Khol, on the Tuvan border with Mongolia, has been the site of a huge cleaning project. The Tuvan organization "Ubsu-Nur", also known as the State Biological Nature Reservation, gathered seventy volunteers to clean the beach and the waterline of garbage day trippers and tourists left behind. Tore-Khol is been described as one of the most beautiful and clean lakes of Tuva.
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10 July 2002 | Views: 2365 | Comments: 0 |
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Today a public reception office was opened in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Tuva. People can now apply to this office situated at Lenin str. 18, room 108 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The telephone number of the Ministry of Internal Affairs is +7-39422-33297.
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9 July 2002 | Views: 2553 | Comments: 0 |
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 A reporter may want to think twice the next time he gets the chance to ask President Vladimir Putin a question.Media outlets in Tuva and Nenets are under fire after they brought allegations of regional corruption to Putin's attention at a news conference last month. The head of Tuva's election commission has asked the local prosecutor's office to investigate Dina Oyun, 39, who runs the Tuva Online web site, for a question she posed at the June 24 news conference about election law violations in the remote Siberian republic.
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Valeria Korchagina, The Moscow Times |
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9 July 2002 | Views: 3012 | Comments: 0 |
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Yesterday in Chadaana the fourth festival of live music finished with the official closing ceremony during which the awards were distributed.The jury had to choose the best out of 200 musicians who participating in Ustuu Khuree 2002. The Grand-Prize of the festival went to the young members of the Tyva Ensemble who truly follow in the grand tradition of their predecessors.
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3 July 2002 | Views: 3301 | Comments: 0 |
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From July 4 to 6 in the town of Chadaana (in the Dzun-Khemchik district) the third Ustuu-Khuree Music Festival will be held. This festival is devoted to the restoration of a unique Buddhist temple, called Ustuu-Khuree (in Tuvan, "Upper Monastery"). The live music festival has many styles of music represented -- folk and rock-, pop- and jazz-musicians will participate in it. The idea for the Festival Ustuu-Khuree is that of Igor Dulush, founder of the rock group Internat, ex-boxer and a very observant Buddhist.
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1 July 2002 | Views: 2827 | Comments: 0 |
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Yesterday the International Festival of throatsinging finished in Tuva. Thirty-three soloists and eleven ensembles competed in the contest. Their art was judged by music experts, among them were such noted people as Zoya Kyrgys (head of the Khoomei Center), Valentina Suzukei (a scientist), and Sayan Bapa (Huun-Huur-Tu).
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29 June 2002 | Views: 2838 | Comments: 0 |
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The United Nations Development Program in the Russian Federation has presented, in one of the most beautiful exhibition halls of the Tretyakov Gallery which is devoted to Valeri Vrubel, its 2001 Human Development Report for Russia. As with the six previous reports, this one is not an overview of the socioeconomic situation in 2001, but actually an analytical study undertaken from a scientific point of view. The central theme of this year's report is human development across the generations. Most interesting is the data featuring the generations from a regional perspective. According to the research, out of eighty-nine regions of Russia the highest human development index is in Moscow, Tyumen Region and Republic of Tatarstan, and the lowest ones are in the Chita Region and Republic of Tuva.
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28 June 2002 | Views: 2767 | Comments: 0 |
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Today the International Khoomei Festival Dembildey 2002 is beginning in Kyzyl. Thirty-five participants from all over the world are taking part in it. The festival will last three days: on the first they will parade from the Centre of Asia Monument to the Drama theatre; on the next day a competition of throatsingers in solo and ensemble categories will be held; and on the last day (June 30) a sports and cultural program is planned, including horseraces, wrestling and a night-time jam-session of all the participants of the Dembildey Festival. Also on this day, one of the organizers of the festival, Kongar-ool Ondar, will celebrate his birthday.
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