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President Kovind plants sapling of Bodhi tree at Rashtrapati Bhavan ANI | Updated: Jul 24, 2021 09:44 IST New Delhi [India], July 24 (ANI): President Ram Nath Kovind on Saturday planted a sapling of Bodhi tree in the Rashtrapati Bhavan on the occasion of Asadha Poornima, which is observed as Dharma Chakra Day. President Kovind plants a sapling from the Holy Bodhi tree in the Rashtrapati Bhavan on the occasion of Asadha Poornima, which is observed as Dharma Chakra Day, tweeted Rashtrapati Bhavan. Dharma Chakra Day commemorates Buddha s first sermon to his first five ascetic disciples at the Deer Park, Rsipatana in the present-day Sarnath near Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. ....
Sikkim: Over 100 Monks Test Positive for COVID-19 As the cases of the novel coronavirus keep skyrocketing and spiraling out of control with every passing day, the government of Sikkim further extended the ongoing lockdown for another week. | 24 May 2021 6:13 AM GMT In Sikkim, nearly 100 Buddhist monks tested positive for coronavirus. According to officials, the state government is closely monitoring each and every Buddhist monastery. Thirty-seven Buddhist monks from the Dharma Chakra Centre in Rumtek Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site 30 kilometers from Gangtok, tested positive. After more than 61 monks tested positive for COVID-19, the Gunjang Monastery in Sikkim has been declared a containment zone before further orders. The monks have been relocated to Saramsa Garden, which serves as an isolation centre. ....
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Bikinis, doormats featuring Sri Lanka flag cause uproar AFP, COLOMBO Sri Lanka has asked retail giant Amazon.com Inc to take down bikinis, briefs and doormats featuring the nation’s lion flag from its Web site, authorities said on Sunday, two days after it protested the Chinese-made products. The country is highly sensitive to what it sees as any misuse of its national flag, as well as Buddhist symbols. Sri Lanka said it had lodged a formal protest with the online retailer and asked Chinese authorities to end the manufacture and sale of similar products. A roadside vendor sells Sri Lanka national flags in Colombo on Feb. 3. ....