A Thai media delegation from the Television stations TNN24, NBT and few others was received by Mr. Abhijit Halder, Director General (DG) of IBC today. The delegation, led by Miss. Anna Suksukree (Producer), interviewed the DG on topics related to Buddha Dhamma and IBC's efforts in uniting the Buddhist voice from around the world on a single platform. They also sought his views on India –Thailand relations in the context of the Buddhist narrative....
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The International Buddhist Confederation (IBC) in collaboration with the Bodhgaya Marathon Committee (BMC), and with full support from the Korean Buddhist Sangha, organised a Global Run for Peace on Sunday, 14 January 2024. The endeavour aimed to reinforce the need for unity and peaceful co-existence amidst all kinds of natural and man-made complexities that the world is facing today....
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After an arduous journey marked by several ups and downs, the IBC today stands strong reaching out to the global Buddhist community in every way possible and holding numerous events spanning different facets of relevance to Buddha Dhamma. The IBC came into existence on Nov 02, 2012 and in order to mark the 11th Anniversary on this day, Team IBC decided to celebrate the occasion in a humble way by rekindling memories from the days of its origin by paying respect to Ven. Lama Lobzang, the founder ...
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The International Buddhist Confederation, in collaboration with the Office of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan Buddhist Centre, along with 23 co-organizers, organised the First International Sangha Forum (ISF) from 20-22 December 2023 in Bodhgaya, Bihar - the sacred place where Gautama Buddha attained Enlightenment. During the inauguration session, the event witnessed the presence of practitioners of the Pali traditions of Southeast and South Asian countries, including India, Thailand...
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This collaborative effort aimed at revitalizing the Buddha Valley through a 14 km spiritual journey along the sacred Buddha trail in Jethian Village. The event witnessed the enthusiastic participation of approximately 200 monks and 150 nuns, donned in traditional robes, walking in unison to retrace the steps that hold profound significance in Buddhist teachings. Beyond being a symbolic pilgrimage, the walk fostered a sense of community and shared purpose among participants. This endeavour not on...
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