Sacred Buddha Relics Displayed Across Arunachal Pradesh Monasteries
The sacred bone relics of Shakyamuni Buddha have been exhibited across Arunachal Pradesh, starting with a seven-day display at Tawang Monastery attended by over 31,000 devotees. The relics, brought from the National Museum in New Delhi, were then displayed at Bomdila's TGL Monastery until November 13, followed by a planned exhibition at the Golden Pagoda in Namsai. Organized by the Union Ministry of Culture, Arunachal Pradesh government, and International Buddhist Confederation, the events aim to promote Buddhist heritage and offer devotees opportunities for worship.
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northeastnow broke this story on 9 Nov, 04:11 am. Other outlets followed.