4th Mekong-Ganga Dhamma Yatra started in New Delhi
- 4th Mekong-Ganga Dhamma Yatra started in New Delhi.
- The 4th Mekong Ganga Dhammayatra brought more than 20 Buddhist experts, retired civil servants, and distinguished Thailand residents to Delhi.
- The purpose of the 4th Mekong Ganga Dhammayatra is to deepen the ties that bind the Mekong and Ganga civilisations together.
- Dr. Supachai Viraphuchong, Secretary-General of the Bodhgaya Institute 980, is in charge of the Dhammayatra.
- Thailand and India are partners in the Dhammayatra.
- In order to proclaim the Century of Dharma, it supports collaboration across all spheres, including the private, and public sectors.
- The Yatra’s aim is to spread the Dhamma’s timeless teachings on avoiding conflict and being environmentally conscious throughout the world.
- BodhiGaya Vijjalaya 980 is organising the event in association with other organisations from Thailand and India.
- The 97th anniversary of the late Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s birth is being commemorated with the 4th Dhamma Yatra.
