New Channels of Discovery and Discussion: The British Library’s Unlocking Buddhist Written Heritage Lectures
Raymond Lam
15 July 2020
A new series of recordings from the British Library on…
An Interview with Birgit Kellner on the Role of Indian Manuscripts in the History of Tibetan Buddhism
Serena Biondo
1 June 2020
Tides and trends in Indo-Tibetan Buddhist scholarship
A Journey Through the Art of Compassion with Benoy K. Behl: The Ajanta Caves
Mireia Pretus Labayen
7 April 2020
Buddhist art as a path to transcending ego, connecting..
A Buddhist Approach to Interreligious Conflict and Harmony
Rev. T. Sumiththa Thero
20 March 2020
How Buddhism engages with religious differences
UNESCO Listing Proposed for Sarnath, Site of the Buddha’s First Sermon
Justin Whitaker
19 December 2019
Site in northern India is already a major pilgrimage…
Echoes of Indian Buddhist Culture in China: An Interview with Prof. Shashi Bala, Part One
Lyudmila Klasanova
24 June 2019
A shared and deeply rooted heritage
Matri Bhumi Eco-Learning Centre Opens in Bodh Gaya, India
Raymond Lam
28 November 2018
Founding trust engaged in teaching communities…
Buddhism as a Bridge between India and the World: An Interview with Prof. Shashi Bala, Part One
Lyudmila Klasanova
18 December 2017
On the necessity of teaching Buddhism at Indian universities
Shakubuku! The Advent of Nichiren Buddhism in India
Aspi Mistry
18 August 2017
When one looks at the revival of Buddhism in India, it seems remarkable that of all the various Buddhist schools that sprouted up in Japan
The Kanheri Caves, Mumbai: A Precious Monument to Buddhist Civilization
BD Dipananda
14 August 2015
Mumbai, the country’s largest city and its commercial capital, is a captivating contradiction—at once the epitome of urban beauty in modern India, yet home to
Rethinking Buddhist Practices and the Buddha’s Bodily Features—An Interview with John Powers
Elsa Lau
17 October 2014
Have you ever considered that your Buddhist practice could actually result in the development of physical abnormalities like those of the Buddha: a fist-sized cranial