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President of Tibetan govt in exile seeks dialogue with China (Ld) ​ By Anwesha Bhaumik ( IANS) | Published on ​ Thu, May 27 2021 21:36 IST | ​ 0 Views President of Tibetan govt in exile seeks dialogue with China. Image Source: IANS News Kolkata, May 27 : The Tibetan Government-in-Exile (TGiE) will offer a "mutually beneficial" solution to the "Sino-Tibet conflict" through negotiated dialogue with China, its new Sikyong (President) Penpa Tshering has said. Soon after being sworn in as Sikyong of TGiE based at Dharamsala in Himachal Pradesh, Tshering expressed commitment to the Dalai ...

Buddhism is thriving in Mongolia Daily News (via HT Media Ltd.) Vesak (Pali: Vesakha, Sanskrit: Vaisakha), known as Buddha Jayanti or Buddha Purnima and Buddha Day is observed by Buddhist communities in and beyond India as the day of the Birth, Enlightenment and Parinirvana of Gautama Buddha. Mongolians also plan to celebrate Buddha Day today (26) which has been declared a public holiday. In the seventh century Xuanzang, a Chinese traveller, who was a Buddhist monk and a scholar recorded that while traversing the Gobi Desert on the way to reach the Silk Road, he saw Buddhi...

Brothers and Sisters in Dharma - Buddha Day is observed by Buddhist communities in and beyond India as the day of the birth, enlightenment and death (Parinirvāna) of Gautama Buddha.

The ancient Indian culture and arts reached Mongolia through its dharma Vesak (Pali: Vesākha, Sanskrit: Vaiśākha), known as Buddha Jayanti or Buddha Purnima and Buddha Day is observed by Buddhist communities in and beyond India as the day of the birth, enlightenment and death (Parinirvāna) of Gautama Buddha.  We in Mongolia also plan to celebrate the Buddha Day on 26th May declared as a public holiday.   Historically, Buddhism was introduced to Mongolia not once but three times. The first transmission happened over two thousand years ago when in ancient times Indian acharyas went to Mon...

A MAN from Frome was disqualified from driving for six months after he failed to report an accident and give his name or address. Ben Grant, 21, of Singers Knoll in Frome, was also given 60 hours unpaid work and asked to pay £250 in compensation when he appeared at Yeovil Magistrates' Court last week. He was also found guilty of with driving without due care and attention, driving without insurance and without the correct licence. But he was not given any separate penalties for these. Grant pleaded guilty to all offences. Andrei Condurache, 26, of Coombe Lane in Shepton Mallet, als...