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Arunachal home minister meets Dalai Lama at McLeodganj

The minister said the Dalai Lama’s presence evokes a profound sense of calm and inner peace

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Home Minister of Arunachal Pradesh Mama Natung and his wife meet Dalai Lama in McLeodganj.
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Arunachal Pradesh Home Minister Mama Natung, accompanied by his family, paid a visit to Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama at his McLeodganj residence, marking a moment rich with emotion and cultural significance. The meeting unfolded in a serene and warm setting, offering Natung an opportunity to seek the Tibetan leader’s blessings and reflect on the values of compassion and harmony that lie at the heart of Buddhist philosophy.

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During the interaction, Natung discussed key strategic concerns related to Arunachal Pradesh, while also drawing on the Dalai Lama’s insights on fostering peace, coexistence and emotional well-being in society. The globally respected advocate of non-violence blessed the minister and his family, adding a spiritual depth to the exchange.

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Speaking to reporters afterward, Natung described the visit as one of the most sacred experiences of his life. He said the Dalai Lama’s presence evokes a profound sense of calm, humility and inner peace. “The atmosphere of love and spiritual energy around His Holiness touches both the heart and soul. This meeting will remain unforgettable,” he said.

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Natung also wished the Dalai Lama long life and robust health, acknowledging his enduring influence as a global symbol of moral strength and peace. Officials accompanying the minister noted that such visits reaffirm the strong cultural and emotional ties between Indian leaders and the Tibetan spiritual tradition, especially as Himalayan states continue to deepen their shared heritage with the Tibetan community.

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