6th One World International Fest Celebrated on the theme of 'Women Empowerment'


The 6th ‘One World’, an international fest of Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab was celebrated on the theme of 'Women Empowerment' from April 14-15, 2015.  Major General Vetsop Namgyel, Bhutan Ambassador to India was chief quest for the event. His eminence inaugurated the international cultural extravaganza which comprises of colourful procession, exhibition stalls, food stalls and cultural dance shows. This event was participated by 30+ international tableaus by showcasing culture and tradition of respective countries with emphasis on empowerment of women. “Give her power to change the world” and “Every woman matters” were core quote of the fest. Participating countries were Afghanistan, Bhutan, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Indonesia, Kazakhstan Mauritius, Maldives, Mongolia, Rwanda, Russia, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Tanzania, Thailand, Tibet, USA, Zambia, and more.

During the opening ceremony of the mega event of the university, Mr. Ashok Mittal (Chancellor, LPU) said “Being global university, we at LPU motivate our international students to celebrate this mega-fest by showcasing and sharing their cultures and values with students of other countries. This celebration of diversity indeed helps students in strengthening bonds of unity in diversity and also in imbibing global understanding.”

Mishra of M.Sc Biotechnology said “Tibetan snow lion dance was one of the most special and unique attraction first ever seen in my life”. Many applauded the different cultural dances of different regions of the world. “It was truly an international event witnessed so far” said Harpreet Kaur persuing B.Sc student.  

The two days international fest was concluded with cultural dance performances from respective countries. Afghanistan students presented Attan Dance; Students from China performed lantern dance; Mongolian presented Nomadic dance; Tibetans students performed traditional dance; Bhutanese students showcased their modern dance (Rigsar); Sri Lankan performed their Semi Classical Dance; Nigerian students danced Skelewu, feel it, etighi; USA students came up with Hip-Hop and Michael Jackson dances; Malawi students were applauded the most for Military Dance; whereas, Tanzanian presented Bongo,  and Zambians Tonga Bull Dance.

Zambia won the first position. After award presentation, Chancellor of the university Mr Ashok Mittal expressed: “International fest celebrations teach us emphatically what oneness, friendship, peaceful existence and bonds of togetherness are to exist peacefully in this world. These all can be well understood by working close association. I am happy to note that faculty members and students worked together day and night for one-another’s country. Such co-activities are real studies towards life and humanity. No doubt we all have a distinct identity; however, we all belong to a universal family. These fests guide us to have a warm welcome for others’ peculiarities through such huge participations.”
Snow lion greeting Pro-chancellor and Chancellor of of Lovely Professional University

Few of Tibetan students and their snow lion.


Snow lion enacted by Tibetan Students won the hearts of Lovely Professional University.
Front view of Tibet exhibition stall


Inner view of Tibet exhibition stall






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Results of  'One World, 2015'

Name of the Country
Positions
1
Zambia
First
2
Sri-Lanka
Second
3
Bangladesh
Second
4
Nepal
Third
5
Burundi
Third
6
Rwanda
Third

Siddhant has been true Indian by heart supporting Tibet and its culture of peace and nonviolence

Siddhant, member of SFT-India, chained himself to the grill below the pole, from which one of the banners was hung, and shouted slogans "Tibbat ki Azaadi, Bharat ki Suraksha" (Tibet's Independence is India's Security) and "Free Tibet"



Foire de Marseille defies Chinese pressure to display Tibetan flag

Foire de Marseille defies Chinese pressure to display Tibetan flag
Phayul[Tuesday, September 30, 2014 13:29]
A gigantic Tibetan national flag is hung atop the Tibetan Village at the Marseille Fair
A gigantic Tibetan national flag is hung atop the Tibetan Village at the Marseille Fair
Marseille, FRANCE, September 29: The Foire de Marseille, one of the largest trade fairs in Europe on the Mediterranean coastline has defied Chinese pressure and included Tibet as one of its themes for this year’s edition which is participated by exhibitors from over 50 nations including China.

The festival allowed Tibetan exhibitors from Paris to hang a gigantic Tibetan national flag atop the Tibetan Village, one of the major attractions of this years festival that is into its ninetieth year.

The Tibetan Village at the centre of the venue has been designed by a Paris based Tibetan artist Dorjee Sangpo who also owns the Tibet Art boutique. Dorjee said he took it as an opportunity to showcase the Tibetan culture to the world, and therefore started preparing for it from February this year.

“Normally, the managing board of a festival as big as this one don’t allow any representation of politics but this year they allowed us to display the Tibetan national flag underneath the ceiling despite pressure from Chinese participants and the Chinese consulate,” said Sangpo, who migrated to Paris in the nineties after completing his course in Thanka painting at the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives.

Visitors which number around 30000 per day get to watch monks from Gaden Jhantse’s Gowo Khangtsen create Sand Mandala, Tibetan artists paining thangka scroll art and also enjoy Tibetan cuisines.

The trade festival started on September 26 and will go on until October 6, 2014.

Report submitted by Dorjee Sangpo

'ONE WORLD' AND '7th SAUFEST' HELD IN LOVELY PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY


   
Jalhandhar: 'One World' and '7th SAUFEST' was held from 11th to 14th March, 2014 at lovely Professional University(LPU), Phagwara. Over twenty five countries represented by different schools of LPU cooperated by students from respective countries studying in the university showcased their rich culture and tradition. On the first day, students participated in procession during which they filled the premises of the university with glimpse of their rich cultural heritage and tradition.

Students exhibited diverse cultural dances of their country. Mongolian 'Urtyn Duu', Bhutanese 'Cham', Tibetan 'TASHI SHOLPA' and 'YAK DANCE', Chinese 'Mo Li Hua', Nepalese 'Resham Ferari' and many other folk dances thrilled the audiences.

"It was an amazing and wonderful opportunity for me and my friends. We enjoyed this wonderful opportunity to showcase our rich culture and owned a traditional food stall named 'Tibet Kitchen'. I would thank everyone who have organised the event and hope in future we get the same opportunity" says Dawa Dorjee, B.Tech CSE student.

During the fest, students displayed their national history, royal heritage, costumes, models of monuments, sports, mythical characters, warrior, etc along exhibition of various festivals of respective countries like Navrooz, Calabar, Tshechu, Losar(Tibetan New year), Falgun, Boisakh, Eid, Saba Saba, Nane nane, Umuganuyra, Yalda, Thimpsu,  etc.

'International food carnival' was observed in three days of the annual university fest. Participating countries also hold food stalls and served over one hundred and fifty delicacies to every visitors. Bhagirath, a B.Ed student told that potato momo served by 'Tibet Kitchen' was so tasty and is reasonable for price charged. Chef team of Tibet kitchen says 'We served laephing, potato momo, swimming momo, noodles and tingmo for the visitors'












 






Buddhist monk cremated after 16 days






Mundgod (Uttara Kannada dist), Feb 6, 2014, DHNS:
The final rites of senior Buddhist monk, Geshe Lobsang Wangyal Makhampa, 86, who had passed away 16 days ago, were performed as per Tibetan tradition at Gaden Shartse Monastery in Lama Camp 1 of the Tibetan Colony on Thursday morning.




ONE WORLD - 2013

'ONE WORLD - 2013' was observed at Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab on 08-09th April, 2013. Tibet represented by Students for Free Tibet Jalandhar bagged the first prize for exhibition of rich culture of Tibet.










STUDENTS FOR FREE TIBET JALANDHAR GOT ITS FIRST EXECUTIVE MEMBERS


Trishma Vasudev, a founding member of Students for Free Tibet(SFT) Jalandhar announced the first executive board members on 24th January, 2014. She welcomed and congratulated the new leaders for Tibet. SFT works in solidarity with the Tibetan people in their struggle for freedom. SFT Jalandhar is a chapter of SFT founded in 12th August, 2012. This Jalandhar based SFT chapter will be executed by network of youngsters studying in and around Jalandhar under direction of Master Siddhant Chawla and Master Tenzin Lekden. 

TRISHMA VASUDEV, FOUNDING MEMBER OF SFT JALANDHAR

NEW EXECUTIVE MEMBERS OF SFT JALANDHAR

GET TO GATHER DINNER AT TENZIN KALDHEN AND FRIEND'S PLACE





VISIT OF CHINESE DELEGATES of Beijing Union University (BUU), China to Lovely Professional University (LPU), Phagwara, Punjab.


LPU, PHAGWARA, , PUNJAB: ../12/2013

Professor Bao Hong(Vice President) and Prof Zhou Mingzhu (Chairman of School Council & College of Bio-Chemical Engineering ), Prof Zhao Zhenjiang (Chairman of College Council), Prof Fang Jianju (Dean, Automation College), and Prof Zhang Dianen (Director of Public Foreign Language Teaching Department) of Beijing Union University (BUU), China visited Lovely Professional University (LPU), Phagwara, Punjab in the third week of December, 2013
Professor Bao Hong and delegates met senior officials of LPU and discussed about plans for scholarship and collaborative programs, and also met 16 Chinese students studying at LPU.  A Memorandum of Meeting (MoM) was also signed between the representatives of both the Universities. The purpose is to provide a basic framework for an arrangement to carry out various academic, co-curricular and study
exchange programs for students and faculty of both universities. Prof Bao discussed his great interest and efforts to establish Confucius Institute-the Chinese Language Center at LPU. Dr Kanwar, representative of LPU expressed happiness on the joint efforts of two largest universities of China and India for the benefit of student community. The collaborative projects identified by both universities are:Training of undergraduate BUU students at LPU; exploration for sending LPU undergraduate students to BUU for
cultural exchange studies; exchange of Masters and PhD students between the two universities; and to develop joint research projects in Robotics and Automation for ageing people. In addition, BUU faculty in Advanced English and Food, Nutrition & Tourism will teach at LPU, and LPU faculty in IT/Computer science will teach at BUU. 


BUU is one of the largest universities in China established in 1985 under approval of Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China. It is a comprehensive municipal university originated from over 30 branch campuses attached from other Chinese universities like Peking University and Tsinghua University.



Source:
http://lovely-professional-university.blogspot.in/2013/12/vice-president-of-chinese-university.html








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