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International conference on Buddhism in November

New Delhi, July 24 The Government of India and Indian Council of Cultural Relations along with the International Buddhist Conference will organise an international conference on Buddhism in November. Scholars from all over the world would be invited. PM Narendra...
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New Delhi, July 24

The Government of India and Indian Council of Cultural Relations along with the International Buddhist Conference will organise an international conference on Buddhism in November. Scholars from all over the world would be invited. PM Narendra Modi said Buddha had become all the more relevant in times of pandemic. — TNS

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