Amit Shah Hails Ladakh as 'Living Land of Dharma' After Buddha Relics Return

Union Home Minister Amit Shah described Ladakh as a 'living land of dharma' following the return of Buddha relics to the Union Territory after 75 years. He emphasized the continued relevance of Buddha's message of compassion.

1 May, 20:02 — 1 May, 23:43

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The return of Buddha's relics to Ladakh after 75 years is a significant event, particularly for a region with strong Buddhist ties. Union Home Minister Amit Shah's remarks frame this event within a broader cultural and spiritual context, emphasizing Ladakh's historical connection to Buddhist teachings and the enduring relevance of compassion.

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual16h ago

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