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Global Buddhist Summit Delegates Visit Qila Rai Pithora Cultural Complex After Republic Day Parade

Indian Community Editorial TeamBy Indian Community Editorial TeamJanuary 27, 20261 Min ReadNo Comments Add us to Google Preferred Sources
Global Buddhist Summit Delegates Visit Qila Rai Pithora Cultural Complex After Republic Day Parade
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After attending the Republic Day Parade, delegates from the Global Buddhist Summit visited the Qila Rai Pithora Cultural Complex in south Delhi to offer prayers before the Holy relics of the Buddha. The relics are part of an exposition inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 3.
The group, consisting of 250 delegates from various countries including India, spent more than two hours at the exhibition of the Piprawah relics. They learned about India’s efforts to retrieve the Buddha’s reliquaries, taken away in 1898, and reunite them.
Most delegates were deeply moved by the relic museum visit, receiving blessings and some even chanting in a peaceful atmosphere before the holy relics.

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