Animal lovers unite for Veda, the elephant bride

The Hindu, India
January 17, 2005

ANIMAL LOVERS UNITE FOR VEDA

by Our Staff Reporter

They held placards and marched, all for the six-year-old Veda.

But then, Veda is no ordinary creature but an elephant. And for those
who marched down Mahatma Gandhi Road on Sunday, she is also a symbol
of how wildlife conservation fails in the face of politics.

Goodwill gesture

Veda, who is now in the Bannerghatta Biological Park, is unaware that
she is the subject of a controversy. Nor does she know that she has
been gifted to a zoo in Armenia as a goodwill gesture.

The gift is a gesture from the President and the Prime Minister. But
according to the marchers, sending the pachyderm to the Yerevan zoo
in Armenia will be bad for the mammal.

“The climate is freezing there and besides, the zoo is totally
unsuited for housing an elephant.”

Winters in Armenia range from four to six months in a year with
temperatures varying from -4 to -14 degrees Celsius, they say.

“Apart from the totally unsuitable climatic conditions of Armenia,
the zoo also lacks the space, infrastructure and facilities to meet
the elephant’s physical and psychological needs,” they add.

Against law’

They want this practice checked and say it is also against the law as
the “Indian Wildlife Act, 1972, holds the gifting, rearing and
keeping of Indian wildlife as illegal.”

On Sunday, after assembling in front of the Mahatma Gandhi Statue,
the protesters collected signatures from those who turned up for the
march.

“We collected 220 signatures,” Sharath Babu from People for Animals
said.

Mr. Babu says his organisation has urged the city’s corporates and
schools to join the protest.

Campaign

“We have sent sheets to all the schools and corporates in the city
asking them to sign up. At the end of the week, we will present the
signatures to the Governor, T.N. Chaturvedi, whenever he gives us an
appointment,” he adds.

The protesters hope that public opinion will ultimately force a
rethink on the issue, and Veda will be left in peace.

Those who want to sign up for the campaign may contact Mr. Babu in
Bangalore on 9880108801.

From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress

Sons Of The Armenian Nation Who “Turned Into” Kurds and Turks

SONS OF THE ARMENIAN NATION WHO “TURNED INTO” KURDS AND TURKS

Azg/arm
18 Jan 05

It was a taboo till recently to write of the Armenians who were
forcibly turned into Turks and Kurds during the Ottoman reign. Most of
them, living today in Western Europe, Western Armenia and Cilicia
(modern-day Turkey), are going through a revival of national
identification. After the Armenians of Hamshen, those from Sassoon,
Mush and Taron, who were forcibly converted into Islam,are especially
easy to talk with about their past and present. They try to return to
the bosom of their nation by overcoming their “guise”, the names and
surnames, and to fight for their rights and to recover the historic
legacy of their forefathers massacred by the Turks.

One can meet those Armenians returning to their roots in Germany as
well as in Armenia especially after the war in Iraq and the vents at
the Turkish border. Some “Kurdish” Armenians fought in the ranks of
the PKK (Kurdish Workers’ Party) and got disappointed after Ojalan’s
capture and left for Germany where they could find a wide field for
political and national activity. They settled in Frankfurt, Wiesbaden,
Stuttgart, Mainz and elsewhere.

“I was born in Karmir Khach (Kzl Akhach) village of Taron. We shunned
the Armenian Genocide as we accepted Islam feigningly and were
Kurdish-speaking. My father and brother enrolled in the PKK to fight
against Turkish fascism, they were imprisoned and tortured numerous
times. I’ve been studying andworking here in Germany for a long time
and am in touch with the Armenian communityand the progressive
forces. But in Western Armenia, especially in originally Armenian
Vardo town, which was stricken by an earthquake in 60s and where my
relatives live, human rights violations are rampant”, Simon Kostanian
(Sardet Kosdun), who regained his Armenian identity today, tells.

Razmik Hakobian (Nureddin Yagub) from one of Cilicia villages was a
PKK warrior but was arrested and jailed in one of Ankara’s horrific
prisons. He is a writer and a film director who is planning to shoot a
film about the life of Diaspora Armenians.

“My parents concealed our identity particularly because being an
Armenian was an unforgettable affront in Adiamani where I am coming
from. Despite this, many “Kurdish” and “Turkish” Armenians were called
“gyavur”. The film I am trying to shoot is about an Armenian outcast
and also is an odyssey of a Western Armenians who survived the
Genocide. I shall realize my plans if I find necessary support in
Armenia and by the help of our confederates in WesternEurope”, Razmik
tells.

The number of Armenians, who only now discover their identity, above
all in Sassoon and Mush, amounts to thousands.

“There are around 1000 Armenians in Mush. The Turkish government has
forgotten us for a while, as there are the Kurds to deal with. The
sons of the Kurdish people say sorry for their fathers’ deeds who were
killing Armenians together with the Turks”, Armen from Mush says.

By Hamo Moskofian in Wiesbaden-Marseilles

Monument to Grigor Enlightener to be erected in Vatican

PanArmenian News
Jan 17 2005

MONUMENT TO GRIGOR ENLIGHTENER TO BE ERECTED IN VATICAN

17.01.2005 18:10

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ The opening ceremony of the monument to Grigor
Lusavorich (Enlightener) is to take place at the wall of St. Peter
Cathedral in Vatican on January 19. Pope Joann Pavel II will
participate in the ceremony. On the occasion of the 1700-th
anniversary of the adoption of Christianity as a state religion in
Armenia Patriarch of Catholic Armenians Nerses Petros XIX appealed to
Pope with a request to erect the monument. The marble sculpture with
a height of 5.7 meters has already been placed. The author of the
monument is French sculptor of Armenian origin Khachik Ghazanchian.

Lachin & Shushi can’t be objects at issue,

PanArmenian News
Jan 17 2005

LACHIN AND SHUSHI CANNOT BE OBJECTS AT ISSUE, KARABAKH POLITICIANS
CONSIDER

15.01.2005 15:57

/PanARMENIAN.Net/ “The statements saying that Armenia and Nagorno
Karabakh are following the policy of inhabiting of the liberated
territories do not correspond to reality”, Armen Aghaian, a
representative of a public initiative for the defense of the freed
territories said to Azg newspaper reporter. On the state level the
policy of inhabiting the former Armenian territories is being pursued
by Azerbaijani leadership and we have a lot to learn from them, the
author of the article continues. Deputy of the Karabakh parliament
Maxim Mirzoian reminds that Armenians have lost about 180 000 houses
in Azerbaijan. Just these people should settle the lands around
Nagorno Karabakh. In this view the deputy considers it to be
inadmissible to change the present status of the Karvachar (Kelbajar)
and Kashatakh (Lachin) regions. “In any case Lachin and Shushi cannot
be objects at issue”, states Myasnik Malkhasian, a trustee of
Yekrapah, the Union of Volunteers of the Karabakh war, says.

Nairit – Most Dangerous Among Plants of Armenia

NAIRIT – MOST DANGEROUS AMONG PLANTS OF ARMENIA

Azg/arm
18 Jan 05

Chemical industrial enterprises and refrigerating engineering that is
utilizing such toxic stuff as ammonium are a great danger for
Armenia. According to the government’s decree, all such industries
have to elaborate measures to minimize the risk for human life at the
enterprises. The measures are tested by the Ministry of Emergency. An
enterprise should define the circle of a possible disaster, the
influence of meteoric factors, the quantity of toxic leakage etc.

There are 27 enterprises of that kind. “Nairit most be considered the
most dangerous one, as it deals with chlorine, ammonium and
hydrochloric acid”, Ludwig Nazarian of the Emergency Ministry said.

There were only cases of ammonium and chlorine leakage that were of
local character and were no danger for population.

The only industry that really pollutes the atmosphere by toxic
emissions is the Manes-Valex metallurgical plant of Alaverdi. The
Soviet government tookthe responsibility of solving the issue 15 years
ago.

There is no technology of filtration at the plant, and one can feel
how toxic the air here is. The only measure against the pollution is
the examination of presence of sulfur oxides in the atmosphere every 3
days.

The reservoirs are another source of danger for such a seismic country
as Armenia. In case of powerful earthquake, the waters of the
reservoir can wash away entire settlements.

By Karine Danielian

Astrological forecasts: the leaders of the CIS countries

Kommersant, Russia
Jan 17 2005

ASTROLOGICAL FORECASTS

The Leaders of the Countries of the CIS

No horoscope was prepared for the president of Ukraine, since his
identity was not known at press time.

Askar Akaev This leader is not interested in flashy appearances, but
he has great internal strength at his command. Water is the dominant
element in his chart. The conjunction of the Sun and Mars in Scorpio
characterizes him as outwardly unaggressive but capable of decisive
and harsh defense. Autumn will be the most difficult time for
Scorpions in 2005. For Akaev, that will be the first days of
September, the end of October, and then January 2006 again.
Nonetheless, nothing should seriously threaten the Kyrgyz leader’s
authority.

Ilkham Aliev He can be characterized as a somewhat harsh and
conservative person, but highly law-abiding. He has not only his Sun
in Capricorn, but Mercury and Saturn as well. Because of the position
of the Moon, he may do more than he wants. He has high energy in
general. It is possible that the Azerbaijani president will
experience an increased interest in women (due to the position of
Venus). Psychological and legal problems are most likely to occur in
July.

Vladimir Voronin The elements of earth and air and expressed in the
horoscope of this politician. Therefore, he makes decisions, or tries
to at least, governed by logic and not emotion. Nonetheless, because
of his birth just before the New Moon, his mind can sometimes betray
him and he can unwittingly be party to the successes of dark forces.
He can hardly be called free of conflicts. In 2005, the planets are
for the most part harmonious in Voronin’s chart. Therefore, he may be
able to achieve success and strengthen his position. Complications
(not necessarily political) are possible in the last days of
February, and in September and October. In Moldova itself,
complications are possible in April.

Islam Karimov Here we see the democratic Aquarius contradictorily
place against the old waning Moon. The conjunction of Mars and Saturn
can hinder this politician. When he needs to act decisively, he is
slow; and when he needs to obey the law, he resorts to violence. In
addition, he is liable to external contradictions. In 2005, the
Uzbekistani leader may have difficulties beginning in the middle of
August and meet with the most complex situations at the end of
October and in November.

Robert Kocharyan His horoscope is practically evenly divided between
harmonious and conflicting aspects. It lacks a certain finality.
Therefore, he needs appropriate partners. He is an analyst and makes
decision only after analyzing all the information. He is capable of
firmness and bravery. The strong presence of Mercury, Venus and Mars
in his horoscope vouches for this. Changes in his fate may take place
in April and September-October, under the influence of eclipses.
Those changes may be for the better or worse. Comparing the charts of
Aliev and Kocharyan, the very harshest aspects can be seen that
threaten direct conflict, as well as aspects that allow the two
presidents to understand each other, if they choose to.

Aleksandr Lukashenko The Belarusian and Armenian presidents were born
only one day apart, and without knowing the exact times of birth,
their charts come out with very similar characteristics. Here we
again see an analytical mind, a comprehension of aesthetics, firmness
of purpose and defense of one’s own interests. Legal problems and
issues of status may occur for Lukashenko in April, at the end of
summer and beginning of fall. In addition, Lukashenko may become
aggressive or come into danger in February.

Nursultan Nazabaev Only harmonious and creative aspects are to be
seen in the Kazakh leader’s chart. Problems avoid him. A New Moon
characterizes him as a rather progressive person who is oriented
towards things new. There is the emotionality of water in his chart,
the vigor of fire and the practicality of earth in his chart, but the
democracy of air is missing. In 2005, Nazarbaev will have to cope
with various problems. At the end of July and in August, his plans
for action may be legally blocked. The middle of November will be a
hard time for him.

Saparmurat Niyazov Usually the Aquarius loves freedom. But here we
see four planets in the element fire and three planets in earth. That
is the reason why the Turkmen leader is not more democratic, even by
the standards of the former Soviet Union. There are no eclipse or any
other aspects in Niyazov’s horoscope for most of the year, so there
is no reason to think that he will lead his country toward admission
to the European Union this year either. Things will remain unchanged,
although some sort of cataclysms may be possible in November.

Emomali Rakhmonov His horoscope is reminiscent of Putin’s. There is a
difference of only two days. For most of the year, Jupiter will be in
Libra, which is favorable for the Tajikistani leader, just as it is
for the Russian. His sphere of influence may broaden and his
authority increase. Complications arise only in fall, in September
and October. The eclipse of the Sun on October 3 will bring
substantial changes in the politician’s life.

Mikhail Saakashvili The young Georgian president’s chart is harsh.
His knows how to fight and to achieve his goals. His emotions can
draw him into conflicts. The general energy of the planets in his
chart is not very high. But he is fully capable of facing the
difficulties that stand before him in 2005. The most difficult months
for him will be April, August and November. If he makes it through
those dangerous periods, Georgia will not be threatened with
adversity.

Poland will always remember soviet soldiers who liberated Warsaw

RIA Novosti, Russia
January 17, 2005

POLAND WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER SOVIET SOLDIERS WHO LIBERATED WARSAW 60
YEARS AGO – POLISH DEFENSE MINISTER

WARSAW, January 17 (RIA Novosti’s Leonid Sviridov) – Poland will
always remember Soviet soldiers who liberated Warsaw 60 years ago,
Polish Defense Minister Jerzy Szmajdzinski told RIA Novosti in an
interview on Monday.

On Monday an official ceremony of laying flowers to the monument on
the memorial cemetery was held in the center of Warsaw.

Here lie the remains of 22,000 Soviet soldiers who died in the
liberation of the Polish capital 60 years ago, in January 1945.

“It is the day of memory of those who liberated Warsaw 60 years ago.
We will always remember the soldiers who set free Warsaw and Poland,”
Mr. Szmajdzinski said.

The Poles will always remember “the 600,000 graves of deceased
soldiers of the great Soviet Union, who did everything possible for
the liberation from the Hitlerite yoke,” the Polish defense minister
said.

Poland remembers these victims and “this is why we are together here
at this memorial today. It was a truly combat brotherhood,” the
stressed.

The RIA Novosti correspondent reports that the ceremony was attended
by Russian ambassador to Poland Nikolai Afanasyevsky, Belarussian
ambassador Pavel Latushko, Armenian ambassador Ashot Ovakimyan, as
well as representatives of the diplomatic missions of Kazakhstan and
Ukraine.

Representatives of the Polish president, Interior Ministry, Veterans
Committee, different public and war veterans organizations,
Poland-East and Poland-Russia societies arrived to honor the memory
of Soviet soldiers who fell 60 years ago in liberating Warsaw from
German Nazi invaders.

Armenia Compromises the Idea of Inhabiting Liberated Regions

ARMENIA DOESN’T INHABIT LIBERATED REGIONS, MOREOVER, IT COMPROMISES
IDEA OF INHABITING

Azg/arm
18 Jan 05

David Babayan, political analyst, thinks that inhabiting a number of
regions of strategic importance, situated in the security area of
strategic importance is the issue of Nagorno Karabakh’s and Armenia’s
existence and further safe development. “Qashatagh (Lachin) and
Qarvatchar (Qelbajar) regions are of great importance in the
abovementioned context. The first is the circle connecting Armenia and
Nagorno Karabakh, while the second is the water resources=80=99 donor
of the two Armenian states,” he said.

The OSCE mission will carry out a monitoring in the territories under
the control of Karabakh forces by the end of January, to find out
whether Armenia conducts a policy of utilizing and inhabiting in these
regions. Daily Azg decided to spend a couple of days in Qarvatchar and
Qashatagh regions of security zone where the European observers are
expected to arrive.

The statements of official Yerevan and Stepanakert, saying that no
state policy of inhabiting the regions of security zone is conducted,
unfortunately, correspond to the reality. We don’t want to represent
any data, butwe should draw attention to the following reality: the 25
percent of the population left Qashatagh region in the course of the
last few years. In fact, official Yerevan doesn’t inhabit or utilize
the security zone, moreover, it compromises the idea of inhabiting by
its actions.

Can we call the phenomenon that some of the Armenian families who fled
from Baku, Sumgait and North Artsakh and are homeless and doomed to
hunger have to begin a new life in Qarvatchar and Qashatagh an act of
inhabiting? Yes, in some cases, the state can allocate them a credit
for purchasing a cow. But, failing to live in the new conditions, the
father of the family has to slaughter the cow or cell it or move to
Armenia again.

The very Baku is conducting a state policy of inhabiting, while
Yerevan and Stepanakert have many things to learn from the Azeris. In
2001, Heydar Aliyev allocated $18 million and inhabited Shahumian and
Upper Shen with 1400 families in quite a short period. Heydar Aliyev,
personally, participated in the official ceremony of inhabiting 1000
Azeri families in these two Armenian villages. Afterwards, these
villages were called Ashaghe Aghjakend and Yukhare Aghjakend.

Armen Aghayan, political secretary of the “Defense of Liberated
Territories” pubic initiative, believes that the liberated territories
should have been inhabited on the very first day of liberation and one
should have began doing that from the front of Nagorno Karabakh,
instead of Lachin corridor. “Unfortunately the statements saying that
Armenia doesn’t conduct state policy of inhabiting are true. Armenia
almost did nothing to contribute to inhabitingthe territories,”
Aghayan said.

Gegham Baghdasarian, editor-in-chief of Stepanakert based Demo
newspaper, believes that the state should do everything to secure all
the conditions for the life of its citizens. “It seems that everybody
forgot that we, the Armenians, have numerous refugees who face
numerous problems. I am for inhabiting the liberated territories from
this very viewpoint and not for the formula of=80=98 inhabiting for
the sake of inhabitation’,” Baghdasarian said.

On the other hand, Baghdasarian believes that the issue concerns the
negotiation process of Nagorno Karabakh settlement. “One should master
all the details of the negotiation process to give a definite answer
to the issue whether the liberated territories should be inhabited or
not,” he said.

Miasnik Malkhasian, deputy-chairman of the Union of Volunteer
Land-Keepers, stated that these territories were liberated to secure
the safety of Karabakh. He thinks that as the negotiation process
between Armenia and Azerbaijan is still on, one can speak of it, when
the details of the negotiations are known. “Anyway, Lachin and Shushi
can’t be an object for discussion. As for the other territories, the
sides should negotiate for them. Otherwise, it won=80=99t be clear
what the sides are negotiating about,” he said.

Maxim Mirzoyan, member of the Armenian Revolutionary Party of
Dashnaktsutyun of Nagorno Karabakh, reminds that the Armenians lost
180 thousand homes in Azerbaijan. He says that the liberated
territories should be inhabited by those Armenians who lost their
homes still in Soviet Azerbaijan and their number is 400
thousand. “Every compromise during the talks should be put on the
scales of safety”, Mirzoyan said.

Murad Petrosian, editor-in-chief of Inch Anel? Russian-language
newspaper, says that it would be better to conquer Masis (Ararat) back
but asks if we are able to do that. “The inhabitation of Lachin and
Qelbajar is considered legal. Vazgen Sargsian and Samvel Babayan
better understood our strength, and they thought that the 2 regions
should be populated”, Petrosian said adding thatthe world community
will stand against Armenia if the latter refuses to return some
territories.

Davit Babayan notes that the greatest rivers of Karabakh, Tartar and
Khachen, start in Qarvatchar. The reservoir of Sarsang is on the
Tartar river. Two other rivers, Arpa and Vorotan, that play an
important role in providing Armenia with water and in keeping the lake
of Sevan alive, also originate in Qarvatchar.

“All these aspects need to be considered in the settlement process. In
this context, it is absolutely inadmissible to change today’s status
of Qashatagh and especially Qarvatchar. Otherwise, Nagorno Karabakh
and Armenia will become vulnerable for hydroterrorism”, Babayan said.

By Tatoul Hakobian in Qarvatchar-Qashatagh-Stepanakert

Armenia Study Abroad at GCC

January 12, 2005

PRESS RELEASE
CONTACTS: Darren leaver
GCC Study Abroad Program Director
818 240-1000 ext. 5718
[email protected]

Levon Marashlian
Armenia Program Faculty Director
818 240-1000 ext. 5463
[email protected]

Glendale College Schedules Study Abroad Program in Armenia for Summer 2005

Glendale–Glendale Community College has scheduled a Study Abroad
Program in Armenia for summer 2005. The program runs from June 21 to
July 21. It includes three courses covering Armenian history, art,
architecture, language, literature, music and other aspects of
Armenian culture. The trip also features trips to Karabakh, Ghapan,
and numerous excursions to educational and recreational sites.

Dr. Levon Marashlian, professor of history at GCC, will teach the
Armenian History course while Ms. Lilit Galstian, Ph.D. candidate in
Armenian literature, and Dr. Levon Chookaszian, Director of the
UNESCO Chair in Armenian Art at Yerevan State University, will teach
the Conversational Armenian and International Field Studies
courses. Guest lecturers with special expertise in specific areas will
also participate. Lectures will be at the Yerevan State University
Foreign Guest House, where students will be housed, as well as on-site
at various locations.

GCC students as well as applicants from off campus can register for
the program. For the brochure and application forms that provide
information on deadlines, fees and other details, please visit the GCC
Study Abroad webpage at or
contact Study Abroad Program Director Darren Leaver at 818 240-1000
ext. 5718 and [email protected], or Armenia Program Faculty
Director Levon Marashlian at 818 240-1000 ext. 5463 and
[email protected].

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Alan Hovhaness Museum in Yerevan

PRESS RELEASE
The Cristofori Foundation
Postbox 288
9206 Rogues Road
Casanova, Virginia, 20139-0288, USA
Tel: +1-540-788-3356
Fax: +1-540-788-3358
Contact: [email protected]
Web:

ANNOUNCEMENT — ALAN HOVHANESS MUSEUM PROJECT

Following the success of the 20th anniversary concert of Yerevan’s Alan
Hovhaness Chamber Orchestra (November 2004), there is an ambitious plan
to build an Alan Hovhaness Museum here in Yerevan, Armenia — land of
Hovhaness’s paternal ancestors. The city already has a magnificent
Khachaturian museum. Hovhaness himself bequeathed scores to the State
Museum of Literature and Art of Armenia when he visited us here in 1965.

In 1940 Hovhaness became organist at St. James Armenian Church in
Watertown, Massachusetts, and began to thoroughly assimilate the spirit
of Armenian liturgical music into his own works. Although this is well
known with regard to his 1940s `Armenian period’, this influence never
fully receded throughout the ensuing decades. The people of Yerevan have
identified with this music and, as the recent concert success showed,
revere him almost as one of their own.

This is a call to gather materials to send to Yerevan. The proposed
museum will need photos, letters, concert programmes, posters, newspaper
and magazine articles, CD recordings, LP recordings, concert recordings,
scores, transcriptions of radio programmes, reminiscences — in short,
anything and everything possible having to do with Hovhaness.

We welcome your comments, suggestions and questions.

In Armenia materials will be collected by myself, Alexan Zakyan, the
general manager of the “Alan Hovhaness” Chamber Orchestra and
president of “Manana” Public Beneficial Organization. Contact:

Alexan Zakyan
Co-ordinator, Hovhaness Museum Project
Halabian 11/34
375038
Yerevan,
Armenia

E-mail: [email protected]

Tel/Fax: + 374 1 39 54 67
Mobile: + 374 9 33 36 84

In the USA, materials will be collected by pianist and long-time
Hovhaness champion Martin Berkofsky. Contact:

Hovhaness Museum Project
The Cristofori Foundation
Postbox 288
9206 Rogues Road
Casanova, Virginia, 20139-0288, USA

E-mail: [email protected]_

Tel: +1-540-788-3356
Fax: +1-540-788-3358

Martin will pass materials to the Armenian Embassy in Washington to be
sent on to Yerevan by secure diplomatic post. As some may be aware,
Martin gave the first Armenian performance of Hovhaness’s ‘Lousadzak’ in
Yerevan in November 2004, as well as the world premiere of Hovhaness’s
Double Piano Concerto in Moscow earlier this year. He has been an
ambassador for Hovhaness for over 30 years, previously working with the
composer on the recordings of ‘Concerto No.10’, ‘Khaldis’ and ‘Saturn’.

In Europe, Marco Shirodkar will collect materials to be sent on to
Yerevan. Donations can be sent to:

Hovhaness Museum Project
Postbox 16134
London
Great Britain
N12 7WB
E-mail: [email protected]

Fax: +44-870-458-1640

Marco administers the Hovhaness website
which is where museum progress reports will
be posted.

Send whatever you (your local bookshop, library, college) might have to
spare — and spread the word to everyone possible about this momentous
project!

Thank you very much.

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