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World Buddhist meet begins today
by Prarthna Gahilote, Times of India, February 16, 2004

New Delhi, India -- The Ashokan Pillar at Feroz Shah Kotla on Bahadurshah Zafar Marg will soon have some special guests: Over 400 delegates from all over the world, including the Dalai Lama, the Princess of Cambodia and four governors from Cambodia will be visiting the site for a dinner hosted by the Union Ministry for Tourism and Culture tomorrow.

The purpose, as Tourism Minister Jagomhan said, "is to showcase India¡¯s contribution and its ancient culture and civilisation to Buddhism".

The Minister added: "The Ashokan pillar has a great history associated with it. Moreover, with about 425 Buddhist scholars, monks and spiritual leaders visiting India for the first ever International Conclave on Buddhism, this is the right time to show them our heritage."

The delegates will also be taken on a tour to Gaya, Varanasi and Sarnath — places associated with the Buddha and Buddhism. "The conclave is an effort to promote destinations associated with Buddhism in India. It will also highlight varied aspects of Buddhism, its architectural splendour, literary treasures and its life transforming philosophy that was developed centuries ago."

The Ashokan Pillar is a protected monument under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). This is one of the pillars that was removed from its original site and installed at its current location in AD 1356. The pillar has been graded to be of archaeological value A.

To be held in Vigyan Bhawan, the conclave will be inaugurated by President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam. Delegates at the conclave will also be addressed by the Dalai Lama on February 17. The conclave will be followed by a dedication ceremony of the Mahabodhi temple, at Bodhgaya, recently declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Heritage show opens at museum Union Tourism Minister

Jagmohan on Monday inaugurated a photo exhibition on Buddhist sites and art at the National Museum. The exhibition, Buddhist Sites and Art Heritage, is part of the first-ever International Conclave on Buddhism and Spiritual Tourism being held in Delhi from Tuesday. The exhibition showcases filmmaker Benoy K. Behl¡¯s works on Buddhism and is one of the many activities planned for the conclave by the Ministry. Other activities include a pictorial representation of spiritualism from the collection of National Gallery of Modern Art called The Soul Speaks. The other events lined up include an exhibition of artefacts, Buddhist Treasures and an exhibition of photographs by Steve McCurry.

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Maha Bodhi Temple now a World Heritage Site
by Upali Rupasinghe, Lanka Daily News, Feb 16, 2004

New Delhi, India -- The Sri Maha Bodhi Temple at Buddha Gaya erected in the very place where Prince Siddharta attained Enlightenment or Buddhahood will be dedicated as a World Heritage Site on the 19th of February at an official ceremony attended by around 2,000 Buddhist delegates from all over the world.

At the ceremony, there will be a special mention about Venerable Anagarika Dharmapala who resuscitated Sri Maha Bodhi Temple at Buddha Gaya and made it once more a hallowed place of worship for the World Buddhist Community.

The heritage wing of the UNESCO listed the Sri Maha Bodhi Temple, one of the oldest Buddhist monuments in India as a World Heritage site in June, 2002. It was done after a five year survey on the importance of the temple.

Known in history as Maha Bodhi Maha Vihara, the monument is one of the 84,000 temples, stupas and other structures built by Emperor Asoka about 218 years after the Maha Parinirvana of the Buddha.

One of the world's sandstone wonders, the temple's grandeur faded as time and nature to their toll and cracks appeared at several points on the walls. In 1935 earthquake worsened the plight. After UNESCO's declaration and dedication as a World Heritage Site, repairs and maintenance are all set to be handed over to the Archaeological Survey of India.

In 1891, Anagarika Dharmapala visited Buddha Gaya Temple and after seeing the deplorable condition of the Most Sacred Place to Buddhism with absolute dedication resolved to start his great mission for the restoration of it.

For the very purpose he established the Maha Bodhi Society and making it the front vehicle, he fought a legal battle which is now known as the famous Buddhagaya case. As a result of his struggle the Government of India handed over the management of the Temple to a committee comprising members from both Hindu and Buddhist religions.

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