Amit Shah Attends First International Exposition of Buddha Relics in Ladakh
Shah in Ladakh to attend first-ever exposition of Buddha relics in India
Hindustan Times
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Leh, Ladakh, to attend the first-ever international exposition of Lord Buddha's holy relics in India. The event coincides with Buddha Purnima and will allow devotees to pay their respects from May 2 to 10, 2023.
- 01Amit Shah's visit marks the first international exposition of Buddha relics in India.
- 02The exposition coincides with Buddha Purnima on May 5, 2023.
- 03The sacred Piprahwa relics were brought to Leh for public veneration.
- 04The relics will be displayed in various locations in Ladakh before returning to Delhi.
- 05This event highlights the renewed global significance of the Piprahwa relics.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah arrived in Leh, Ladakh, on Thursday to attend the first-ever international exposition of the holy relics of Lord Buddha, coinciding with Buddha Purnima on May 5, 2023. During his two-day visit, Shah will pay respect to these sacred relics, which were transported to Leh by a special Indian Air Force aircraft. The Piprahwa relics, discovered in Uttar Pradesh, have gained renewed significance after being repatriated to India in July 2025. This exposition allows devotees from around the world to offer their veneration from May 2 to 10, 2023, at Jivetsal, followed by displays in Zanskar and Leh. The event marks a significant spiritual occasion for the Union Territory of Ladakh and emphasizes the cultural heritage associated with Lord Buddha.
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The exposition of Buddha relics in Ladakh is expected to attract tourists and promote cultural heritage, benefiting local businesses and the community.
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