Dagmo Kalden Dunkyi Sakya shares her life story and love for her family, as well as her work at Sakya hospital and other social causes
Raoul Saigal of Asiatiques Gallery shares his knowledge of replicating true-to-history Buddha images from India’s golden ages
Young scholars joined the ongoing conversation about Buddhist pilgrimage, tourism, and travel in India
Newly-opened exhibition at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art showcases more than 125 pieces of ancient Indian Buddhist art
The government of Tripura in northeastern India is promoting Pilak, a 1,000-year-old Buddhist archaeological site, as part of a historical tourism circuit.
The discovery will prompt further exploration in hopes of gaining deeper knowledge into the history of early Buddhism
The Dalai Lama granted an audience at his residence in Dharamsala on 17 May for a group of Tibetan Buddhist nuns—all geshemas from three nunneries in India.
As the dust seemingly settles on the recent uproar, we look at how some media and individuals and groups involved helped create clarity or confusion
Buddhist delegates from around the world will converge in India this week to discuss key issues facing Buddhism today
While some have pointed to the Tibetan tradition of greeting others with one’s tongue outstretched, a Delhi-based child’s rights group said that cultural expressions like this are not acceptable
Generosity and compassion on the path: embodying the legacy of an ancient spiritual heritage
The “first of its kind” conference on the heritage of Buddhism in the region is aimed at deepening ties among countries that represent nearly half of the world’s people.
