I am a freelance traveler tracking Buddha Colossi on ancient routes
New Delhi, India
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Enlightened discovery Sunita Dwivedis apprehensions about political turmoil are quite palpable as she explores and charts Bangladesh through such archaeological evidences as ancient Buddhist relics telegraphindia.com/books/enl…
Thank you Argha@The Telegraph for yr enlightened review!
Enlightened discovery Sunita Dwivedis apprehensions about political turmoil are quite palpable as she explores and charts Bangladesh through such archaeological evidences as ancient Buddhist relics telegraphindia.com/books/enl…
Deshkal Society is organising a Book Launch, Panel Discussion, Photo Exhibition, and Cultural Performance on the broad theme of "Buddhism and Bodh Gaya“ on July 7 at 5.00 pm at the IGNCA, Samvet auditorium, Delhi.
At an authors meet in Amravati, Mukteswar organised by literary critic, poet and author Ashwini Kumar, I had the opportunity to speak on my new book ‘On Buddha’s Trail in Bangladesh’
Thank you @Arindam Roy. Proud to be invited to Shantiniketan Literature Festival!
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Also on the page are pointers to this week's Books & Authors podcast with @buddhasilk, author, On the Buddha's Trail in Bangladesh, and to a review of The Dog MEOWS, The Cat BARKS by @gnolbo
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"The many ruins of monastries in Bangladesh remind us of its rich Buddhist heritage"
- @buddhasilk, author, On the Buddha's Trail in Bangladesh, talks about the country's many viharas and temples both ancient and modern on the Books&Authors #podcast:
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Happy to share that my book’On the Buddha’s Trail in Bangladesh’ is HT pick of the week by Manjula Narayan
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Mangesh Dahiwale’s book review
‘What gives the book its peculiar force is precisely this refusal to begin with abstraction. The opening movement, framed as a prologue tracing the Buddha-mārga in Bangladesh, situates the reader not in a conceptual argument but in a landscape.’
Mr. Abhijit Halder DG, IBC alongwith Prof K. Warikoo, Amb Veena Sikri, Prof Shashibala launched my book ‘On Buddha’s Trail In Bangladesh’ at IIC .
Halder praised PM Modi for promoting exposition of Buddha’s relics.
Speaking on ‘ Buddhist Heritage of the Oxus Valley’ at the international conference on ‘India- Central Asia Connectivity, Security and Sustainable Partnership in a Multipolar World’ at the IIC ,organised by the ICAF on March25-26, 2026.
Happy to share that my fifth historiographical travelogue ‘On Buddha’s Trail in Bangladesh’ will be launched at India International Centre, Delhi on April 20, 6.00pm. Mr Abhijit Halder, DG International Buddhist Confederation to be the chief guest.
Cover of my fifth historiographical travelogue ‘On the Buddha’s Trail in Bangladesh’ (2026)being published by Rupa Publications. The long journey covers sites from Dinajpur to Naogaon, Rajshahi, Bogra through Dhaka to Chittagong and island in the Bay of Bengal.
Happy to share my article ‘Treasures of Bamiyan- A Traveler’s Overview’ in Himalayan & Central Asian Studies journal Afghanistan Special Jul-Dec. 2025 Issue, Editor Prof.K.Warikoo.
Shameful incident! Immediate action against the restaurant! The govt. must close down all such restaurants destroying Indian culture.
How can a restaurant in India
stop entry in India
for wearing an Indian wear…
Dear @KapilMishra_IND ji,
Please look into the matter.
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Why are you more interested in playing Pakistani propaganda over the information provided by our government? Are the global agents controlling Congress so intimidated by our indigenous defense tech that they have asked you to downplay it?
A VEILED PILGRIMAGE TO
AFGHANISTAN-
Fauzia gave me one piece of urgent advice ‘Wear the burqa — it will make things easier’. I could move more freely through Bamiyan, Kakrak, Foladi valleys,and visit Balkh and Samangan.www.pravasindians.c… May 2025,Vol4,issue 5.
ALT At Bamiyan Caves
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I strongly condemn the terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir. Condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. I pray that the injured recover at the earliest. All possible assistance is being provided to those affected.
Those behind this heinous act will be brought to justice...they will not be spared! Their evil agenda will never succeed. Our resolve to fight terrorism is unshakable and it will get even stronger.