Archaeologist Claims to Have Identified Two Lost Vajrasanas in Bodh Gaya
Craig C Lewis
17 September 2021
Findings to be presented to the public in October
Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya Reopens to the Public After Months of Lockdown
Craig C Lewis
6 September 2021
Entry to the temple’s inner shrine limited to 10 people at a time
India’s Largest Reclining Buddha Statue to be Installed in Bodh Gaya
Dipen Barua
11 June 2021
Statue to be formally unveiled in coming months
Renowned Buddhist Scholar Ven. Bhikshu Satyapala Dies in Bodh Gaya
Dipen Barua
6 May 2021
Ven. Satyapala passed after being diagnosed with…
India Promotes Post-pandemic Train Travel to Buddhist Heritage Sites
Justin Whitaker
21 January 2021
Rail circuit offers travelers access to the best of…
32nd Nyingma Monlam Chenmo Underway in Bodh Gaya with Reduced Attendance Due to COVID-19 Restrictions
Justin Whitaker
19 January 2021
Tibetan Buddhist festival usually draws more than…
UPDATE: Lighting the Mahabodhi Project Draws Closer to Completion
Craig C Lewis
16 December 2020
Upgrades to the sacred site continue, despite pandemic..
Sacred Offerings of Compassion and Relief: Ven. Bhikkhu Sanghasena, the Silent Reformer
Craig C Lewis
26 August 2020
A light of hope from engaged Buddhism
Buddhists Express Concern Over Using Bodh Gaya as Coronavirus Quarantine Site
Justin Whitaker
19 May 2020
Tourism and pilgrimage hub to host stranded Indian returnees
Lighting the Mahabodhi Project Reaches Funding Target, Khyentse Foundation Says
Craig C Lewis
4 May 2020
Ambitious initiative expected to be completed on time and…
Dalai Lama Expresses Sorrow Over Bushfire Devastation in Australia
Craig C Lewis
13 January 2020
His Holiness emphasizes growing dangers of global…
Buddhists in Bodh Gaya Fear for the Future After India Enacts New Citizenship Law
Craig C Lewis
16 December 2019
Uncertainty reigns for India’s migrant communities