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    On 31 May 2026, Hon’ble Governor of Assam, HE Mr Lakshman Prasad Acharya and HE Mr L Enkh-Amgalan, Minister of Education of Mongolia jointly inaugurated the following exhibitions at the Gandantegchenling Monastery: i) Sariputta and Moggallana – A Journey of Wisdom, Devotion and Relics – by International Buddhist Confederation ii) From India to Mongolia: The Transmission of Buddha Dhamma Across Inner Asia – by International Buddhist Confederation iii) Vessels of Light: Iconoggraphy, Relics and Path of Dhamma (Shakyamuni Buddha’s Journey through Museum Collections of India – by National Museum of India HE Mr Atul Malhari Gotsurve, Ambassador of India to Mongolia and His Eminence Khamba Nomun Khan Geshe Lharampa D Javzandorj, Chief Abbot of the Gandantegchenling Monastery were also present. Thousands of people visiting the exposition of the Holy Relics of Lord Buddha’s two Chief Disciples witnessed the exhibition.

On 31 May 2026, Hon’ble Governor of Assam, HE Mr Lakshman Prasad Acharya and HE Mr L Enkh-Amgalan, Minister of Education of Mongolia jointly inaugurated the following exhibitions at the Gandantegchenling Monastery: i) Sariputta and Moggallana – A Journey of Wisdom, Devotion and Relics – by International Buddhist Confederation ii) From India to Mongolia: The Transmission of Buddha Dhamma Across Inner Asia – by International Buddhist Confederation iii) Vessels of Light: Iconoggraphy, Relics and Path of Dhamma (Shakyamuni Buddha’s Journey through Museum Collections of India – by National Museum of India HE Mr Atul Malhari Gotsurve, Ambassador of India to Mongolia and His Eminence Khamba Nomun Khan Geshe Lharampa D Javzandorj, Chief Abbot of the Gandantegchenling Monastery were also present. Thousands of people visiting the exposition of the Holy Relics of Lord Buddha’s two Chief Disciples witnessed the exhibition.

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