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Ladakh L-G to lead Indian delegation to bring Buddha relics back from Mongolia

Ladakh L-G to lead Indian delegation to bring Buddha relics back from Mongolia
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Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena will lead an Indian delegation to Mongolia to retrieve sacred Buddha relics. This mission follows a successful exposition in Ladakh and aims to strengthen cultural ties between the two nations.

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The event highlights India's use of cultural diplomacy and shared Buddhist heritage to foster international relations.

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Ladakh Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena will leave for Mongolia on Sunday (June 7, 2026) to accompany the sacred relics of two great disciples of Lord Buddha from Ulaanbaatar to New Delhi following a 10-day exposition in the East Asian nation.

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