New Delhi, October 20, 2025: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha arrived in New Delhi today after concluding his three-day visit to the Republic of Kalmykia, Russia. The visit marked the successful return of the Holy Relics of Lord Buddha to India following their week-long exposition in Elista, the capital city of Kalmykia.
The Lieutenant Governor, who led the Indian delegation, described the exposition as a profound spiritual experience that strengthened the bonds of cultural and spiritual unity between India and Russia.
In a post on X, the Lieutenant Governor wrote:
> “Holy relics of Lord Buddha are back home after week-long exposition at Kalmykia, Russia. The exposition underscored our commitment to foster mutual understanding, build trust and cooperation, and create lasting connections through shared spiritual experiences.
Exposition of holy relics has deepened spiritual connect, and mindfulness will always serve as a source of peace, ideals, and inspiration for future generations. Holy relics are back home, but Buddha’s enduring presence in Kalmykia will continue to guide seekers for their own awakening.”
The return of the sacred relics marks the culmination of an event that drew devotees and spiritual leaders from across nations, symbolizing the universal message of peace, compassion, and enlightenment propagated by Lord Buddha.
