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Lord Buddha’s sacred relics at Delhi museum to be displayed in Arunachal starting today

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan TimesLord Buddha’s sacred relics at Delhi museum to be displayed in Arunachal starting today
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The sacred remains, known as the Piprahwa relics, originate from a site in UP associated with ancient Kapilavastu and the Shakya tradition of Buddha.

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