Buddha’s relics not merely artefacts, but part of revered heritage: PM

January 4, 2026

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated an exposition featuring sacred relics associated with the Buddha, emphasizing their significance as part of India's cultural heritage rather than mere artefacts. The Piprahwa Relics, which recently returned to India after over 125 years, were highlighted for their impact on Buddhist communities worldwide, including in Vietnam, Thailand, and Russia.

Buddha’s relics not merely artefacts, but part of revered heritage: PM

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PM Modi inaugurated an exposition of Buddha's sacred relics in New Delhi.
The relics include ancient gems and bone fragments linked to the Buddha.
The Piprahwa Relics returned to India after more than 125 years.
PM Modi emphasized the relics as part of India's revered heritage.
The relics have inspired devotion in countries with significant Buddhist populations.

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Buddha’s relics not merely artefacts, but part of revered heritage: PM

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Buddha’s relics not merely artefacts, but part of revered heritage: PM

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