The Dalai Lama when partially immersed into Australia's distressful gender war during Thursday, announced that his successor as the spiritual leader of the Tibetans could be a woman. He was also known to have mentioned in a press conference in Sydney that if the circumstances demands for a female Dalai Lama to be more useful, then automatically a female Dalai Lama will come.

While the Dalai Lama, 77-year-old, was questioned about the gender violence been intensified by Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard this week, was replied that the world suffering from a moral turning point of inequality as well as suffering at the same time needs leaders with tenderness.

Keeping that into consideration, the Dalai Lama said that biologically justifying the fact that females have intense potential while they have great amount of sensitiveness towards others' satisfactory condition of existence.

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(AW:Samrat Biswas)