India has transferred sacred relics of Lord Buddha to Mongolia for a 10-day public exposition, showcasing the enduring cultural and spiritual connections between the two nations. The relics were airlifted from New Delhi to Ulaanbaatar aboard an Indian Air Force (IAF) IL-76 aircraft, symbolizing India's commitment to cultural diplomacy. The exposition, organized by the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC), will take place at Ganden Monastery from June 1 to June 10, 2026. The relics include those of Arahant Sariputta and Arahant Mahamoggallana, the chief disciples of Buddha, and their significance resonates deeply with the Buddhist community in Mongolia. Madhya Pradesh Minister Prahlad Singh Patel emphasized the pride associated with these relics, which are preserved at Sanchi in India, and noted their previous exhibitions in Cambodia and Thailand, where they garnered immense reverence from lakhs of devotees. This initiative not only strengthens the spiritual bond between India and Mongolia but also highlights the importance of preserving and sharing cultural heritage.