Buddha

Siddhartha Gautam, known as the Buddha, is the founder of Buddhism. He is a central figure whose life and teachings are the foundation of the religion. He is newsworthy due to ongoing discoveries and practices related to his life and legacy. Recently, Buddhist relics, such as teeth and finger bones, are being displayed and used in blessing ceremonies during Lunar New Year celebrations, inspiring belief among practitioners. Furthermore, a newly unearthed temple in Tilaurakot, Nepal, near Lumbini (his birthplace), is providing fresh evidence about his early life as Prince Siddhartha. These discoveries and practices highlight the enduring relevance of the Buddha and Buddhism, attracting pilgrims and researchers alike and deepening understanding of his historical and spiritual significance.