Tenzin NyidonDHARAMSHALA, Sept. 18: On the occasion of the Middle Way Day, the Global Tibetan People’s Movement for Middle Way Approach awarded a total prize money of ₹1Lakh to 17 students who excelled in this year’s CBSE class X and class XII Tibetan language examinations. Tenzin Shinyi, Vice President of the GTPM for the Middle Way Approach, highlighted the significance of the day, noting that Middle Way Day was officially established by the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile on September 18, 1997, and is observed annually by the organisation. “The Middle Way Approach is rooted in Tibet’s history as an independent nation and remains the most pragmatic solution to the current crisis,” she stated. Passang Tsering, Principal of the College for Higher Tibetan Studies (CHTS), Sarah, served as the special guest and emphasized the urgent need to preserve Tibetan language and culture. Speaking to Phayul, Karma Pema Dorjee from TCV Selakui, who scored a perfect 100 in his Class X Tibetan exam, expressed his joy at the recognition.