At the United Nations' Vesak Day celebrations in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnamese artist and spiritual practitioner Master Thiên Hải showcased a Buddha painting made from melted gold powder, as India's Sacred Relics of Lord Buddha also arrived in Vietnam for a nationwide exhibition.
During UN Vesak Day celebrations in Ho Chi Minh City, India showcased its 2000-year-old cultural heritage, with Prasad Pawar highlighting the Ajanta display. The visit is part of a wider delegation led by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, accompanying the Sacred Relics of Lord Buddha, which will
Speaking to ANI on Monday, the Indian envoy noted that India is seen as the land of Buddha, where his teachings and lifestyle have become part of Vietnam's belief system and spirituality.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju held a detailed discussion on several topics with Secretary of Ho Chi Minh City Party Commitee, Nguyen Van Nen on Monday, including the exposition of Lord Buddha relics brought from India.
Union Minister Kiren Rijiju while in Vietnam spoke to ANI about the multifaceted aspects of the India-Vietnam ties which range from cultural diplomacy, to trade partnerships.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 5: In a grand ceremony held in Guwahati on May 2, 2025, Dr. Er. Munir Khan, the visionary founder of Avon Consulting Engineers, was conferred the esteemed International Buddha Peace Award by Assam Governor Shri Lakshman Prasad Acharya. This prestigious accol
With just two days remaining until the official commencement of the Holy Buddha relic exposition, the city is already witnessing a surge in spiritual fervor and international attention.
More than one lakh devotees have paid their reverent homage to the Sacred Relics of Lord Buddha, currently enshrined at Thanh Tam Pagoda, located within the Vietnam Buddhist Academy in Binh Chanh District, Ho Chi Minh City.
In a profound gesture of peace and spiritual unity, the sacred Buddha Relic from Sarnath arrived in Vietnam on Friday for public exposition coinciding with the United Nations Day of Vesak 2025.
The relics will be in Vietnam from May 2 to May 21 and will travel through four cities, including Ho Chi Minh City, where the United Nations Day of Vesak (UNDV) event will be held, according to communique from Ministry of Culture.