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Miss Tibet 2002The first-ever Miss Tibet pageant held in October 2002 was a huge success despite criticism from some prominent figures of the Tibetan community. The pageant was criticised as "aping western culture" and "un-Tibetan". The pageant ended up becoming a global lead story although only four Tibetan girls plunged in to the competition. Though the pageant was criticised, the leaders did not try to ban it as it is apparently being publicised. It is debatable if beauty pageants are "western culture". It is more a platform for women to rise up and tell what women are all about. It is important to perceive and understand the totality of the Miss Tibet pageant. It is unique in showing the world the beautiful Tibetan culture and the pageant puts the Tibetan women in the centre of the focus – to empower and to bring them alongside the women of the 21st century. Since the successful conclusion of the first-ever Miss Tibet pageant, the winner Miss Tibet, Dolma Tsering, has contested in two international pageants, one in Malaysia and another in Mexico. She won the Miss Goodwill subsidiary title and the Best National Costume in the two countries respectively. The first-ever Tibetan Music Awards was held alongside the second Miss Tibet pageant. Stories
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