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Sunday, July 7, 2013
Bomb Blast at Buddha Goya Buddhist Sacred Place...
Bodh Gaya news >>
police said.
The blasts did not cause any casualty or damage to the temple and the Bodhi tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment, a police officer said.
The temple at Bodh Gaya was built at the spot where the Buddha attained enlightenment over 2,500 years ago. It was declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2002.
police said.
The blasts did not cause any casualty or damage to the temple and the Bodhi tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment, a police officer said.
The temple at Bodh Gaya was built at the spot where the Buddha attained enlightenment over 2,500 years ago. It was declared a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2002.
Home ministry confirms Bodhgaya serial blasts a terror attack, two pilgrims injured-Serial explosions inside and outside Mahabodhi temple in Bihar were a terror attack , the Home Ministry said on Sunday as it sent National Investigation Agency (NIA) and National Security Guard (NSG) teams for post-blasts investigations.
"It was a terror attack," Union Home Secretary Anil Goswami told PTI.
He, however, said so far no group has claimed responsibility for the multiple blasts and investigations were on.
Goswami said four blasts took place inside the temple complex while four occurred outside it.
Two people have been injured in the blasts hich took place between 5:30 to 5:58 am.
Arvind Singh, a member of Mahabodhi Temple Management Commitee said the two injured included a national of Myanmar and another of Tibet. They have been admitted to Magadh Medical College and Hospital, he said.
Singh said two other bombs, one near the 80 feet statue and one at bus stand have been defused.
Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) S K Bhardwaj said prima facie it seems the serial blasts have been done by some terrorist organisation.
DIG Special Branch Parasnath told PTI said, "A team of NIA officers is coming to Bodh Gaya from Kolkata."
The ADG said that there was a general alert about possibility of terrorist attacks in Bihar and the state police have tightened security.
"At Bodh Gaya temple, the police security arrangements are only outside the temple while the security inside is looked after by temple trust officials," he said.
The DIG said, "The sanctum sanctorum of the Mahabodhi Temple is intact. The temple premises have been sanitised."
The secretary of the Bodh Gaya committee Dorji said, "There were four blasts inside the temple premises.
Fortunately, there was no damage to the Bodhi Tree or the main temple structure."
"In the first blast which took place near the Bodhi tree, a table was blown up because of which two persons were injured. The second blast, I think, was inside the enclosure where books were kept. The furniture was damaged but there was no damage to the monuments or statues," he said.
Asked about the nature of explosives used, S K Bharadwaj, ADG (Law and Order) said they were low intensity time bombs.
He said, "We got information about six-seven months back that there may be a terror attack on the Mahabodhi temple.
After that we had beefed up secuirty and deployed extra forces".
Bodh Gaya Buddhist temple, around 10 km from Gaya and 100 km from capital Patna, is world famous. Lord Buddha had attained enlightenment here under the Mahabodhi tree in the temple premises.
The Mahabodhi Temple is frequented by Buddhist pilgrims from
Sri Lanka, China and Japan and the whole of southeast Asia.
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama makes frequent trips to Bodh Gaya and Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa had visited it six months back. A total of 52 countries have established their monasteries here.
"It was a terror attack," Union Home Secretary Anil Goswami told PTI.
He, however, said so far no group has claimed responsibility for the multiple blasts and investigations were on.
Goswami said four blasts took place inside the temple complex while four occurred outside it.
Two people have been injured in the blasts hich took place between 5:30 to 5:58 am.
Arvind Singh, a member of Mahabodhi Temple Management Commitee said the two injured included a national of Myanmar and another of Tibet. They have been admitted to Magadh Medical College and Hospital, he said.
Singh said two other bombs, one near the 80 feet statue and one at bus stand have been defused.
Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) S K Bhardwaj said prima facie it seems the serial blasts have been done by some terrorist organisation.
DIG Special Branch Parasnath told PTI said, "A team of NIA officers is coming to Bodh Gaya from Kolkata."
The ADG said that there was a general alert about possibility of terrorist attacks in Bihar and the state police have tightened security.
"At Bodh Gaya temple, the police security arrangements are only outside the temple while the security inside is looked after by temple trust officials," he said.
The DIG said, "The sanctum sanctorum of the Mahabodhi Temple is intact. The temple premises have been sanitised."
The secretary of the Bodh Gaya committee Dorji said, "There were four blasts inside the temple premises.
Fortunately, there was no damage to the Bodhi Tree or the main temple structure."
"In the first blast which took place near the Bodhi tree, a table was blown up because of which two persons were injured. The second blast, I think, was inside the enclosure where books were kept. The furniture was damaged but there was no damage to the monuments or statues," he said.
Asked about the nature of explosives used, S K Bharadwaj, ADG (Law and Order) said they were low intensity time bombs.
He said, "We got information about six-seven months back that there may be a terror attack on the Mahabodhi temple.
After that we had beefed up secuirty and deployed extra forces".
Bodh Gaya Buddhist temple, around 10 km from Gaya and 100 km from capital Patna, is world famous. Lord Buddha had attained enlightenment here under the Mahabodhi tree in the temple premises.
The Mahabodhi Temple is frequented by Buddhist pilgrims from
Sri Lanka, China and Japan and the whole of southeast Asia.
Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama makes frequent trips to Bodh Gaya and Sri Lankan President Mahinda Rajapaksa had visited it six months back. A total of 52 countries have established their monasteries here.
Friday, February 24, 2012
May our Ven. Sangharakkhita Mahathero attain the Nibbana
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I am deeply shocked on the both novice (samanera) as
well as higher ordination (upsampada) preceptor (upajjhaya), Maitri’r Pradip,
Most venerable Sangha Rakkhita Mahathera. The news of his passing away came to
me like a bolt from the blue my words fail to console the villager of Bathua,
Patiya, Chittagong .
He was quite a devoted and pious practitioner of Buddhist pragmatic philosophy
of the Enlightened One, the Buddha. He acquired proper training in theoretical
(pariyatti) and practical (patipatti) knowledge of Buddhist teaching preserved
in traditional Theravada Buddhist countries such as Burma ,
Srilanka , Thailand and so on. He was also
appointed as a secretary of Maha Bodhi Society, Calcutta from 1987 - 1989.
He sacrificed all his lap of luxuries, comfort, and
mundane attachment for a spiritual perfection (parami) as he was said to have
strong determination (aditthana) to be a “Sammasambuddha”. So his life was
beyond worldly passion and limitation. Not only me but also the Buddhist
community of Bangladesh
has suffered an irreparable loss of a practical Buddhist figure. I convey my
profound reverence to such an outstanding personality. I wholeheartedly seek
the divine blessing of compassionate Buddha for the strength to bear the loss.
Finally I would like to pay heartfelt utmost homage to you and seek forgiveness
for any kinds of wrongdoing to you knowingly and unknowingly.
May your blessings ever shower on me.
By:
Dhamma Rakkhita Bhikkhu
Student of MCU
Monday, October 31, 2011
World News
Although primary education is compulsory but most of the children deprived from the light of education in municipal government headquarters Joypurhat Akkelpura Jelepara village, Bangladesh. The main reason of the children labours are the financial hardship, parental status and in-cognizance. The number of children 6-10 years age, about two hundreds in the Jelepara village. The career tagide parents of the children 6-7 year it allows to work. Some people used to work with children or expecting - bhate to work at the home. Careless of the parents the children were wasting the time at the markets, play ground and other places during the school period. Therefore the children couldn't study properly.
There were nothing more than houses of the Joypurhat People. The most of the fisher family lived in khupari or hut room. Most of the men lived out of house while a few men weaving of the net at the house. Some of the women were helping to their husbands for their work and some of them were begging. The residential man Imdadul Hok said the government need to take the decision for further increase the educational opportunities of the Children.
Alamgir Chowdhury Bassha Municipal mayor of the Akkelpur said that the scale of population average didn't build up the primary education institutions at the Jelepara Village. So the children were deprived from the proper education system of the Bangladesh Government.
By
B. L.Mittra.
By
B. L.Mittra.
Flooded in Thailand.
There were 62 provinces flooded out of 77 provinces in Thailand. Including Bangkok city the industrial area also faced the flooding. The 30,000,000 people were homeless and take away to secure area. The Thai people said that they did not see such a flood in 60 years. From 27 to 31 October 2011 will be red alert and government holiday. The Prime Minister Yingluck Sinawattra called for unity as waters arise.
Flooded in Thailand.
There were 62 provinces flooded out of 77 provinces in Thailand. Including Bangkok city the industrial area also faced the flooding. The 30,000,000 people were homeless and take away to secure area. The Thai people said that they did not see such a flood in 60 years. From 27 to 31 October 2011 will be red alert and government holiday. The Prime Minister Yingluck Sinawattra called for unity as waters arise.
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