Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived at Bodh Gaya in Bihar to join the concluding ceremony of the three day International Buddhist conclave ,which started in Delhi on Thursday.<br/><br/>The Prime Minister is participating the ceremony at the Bodhi tree as the head of delegates of 90 countries. It include former President of Sri Lanka Chandrika Kumaratunga , besides foreign ministers of Japan, Myanmar, Bhutan, Nepal, Taiwan and other Buddhist countries.<br/><br/>The Prime Minister will attend the prayers at 11.15am before taking a parikarma with dignitaries. Mr. Modi will visit a photo exhibition on the Buddhist heritage of Magadh. Mr. Modi will also visit the art gallery and an exhibition of handicrafts of Magadh. The Prime Minister will inspect the holy relics of Lord Buddha at the Mahabodhi Society of India before addressing the monks and the religious heads of various countries at Mahabodhi Mahavihara at 11.40 am before he leaves for Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Bodhgaya, Bihar today to join the concluding ceremony of the three day International Buddhist conclave, which started in New Delhi on Thursday. He will attend the ceremony at the Bodhi tree as the head of delegates from 90 countries. <br/><br/>They include former President of Sri Lanka Chandrika Kumaratunga, foreign ministers of Japan, Myanmar, Bhutan, Nepal, Taiwan and other Buddhist countries. Bodhgaya Temple Management Committee said the Prime Minister will attend the prayers initiated by the Lumbini Development Trust of Nepal Bhante Nigrodha and visit a photo exhibition on Buddhist heritage of Magadh. Mr. Modi will also visit the art gallery and an exhibition of handicrafts of Magadh and inspect the holy relics of Lord Buddha at Mahabodhi Society of India. He will also address monks and religious heads of various countries at Mahabodhi Mahavihara.<br/><br/>The Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the prayers initiated by the Lumbini Development Trust of Nepal Bhante Nigrodha before taking a parikarma with dignitaries.Mr. Modi will visit a photo exhibition on the Buddhist heritage of Magadh. He will also visit the art gallery and an exhibition of handicrafts of Magadh and inspect the holy relics of Lord Buddha at the Mahabodhi Society of India.The Prime minister will address the monks and the religious heads of various countries at Mahabodhi Mahavihara before he emplanes for Delhi.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will arrive in Bodhgaya, Bihar today to join the concluding ceremony of the three day International Buddhist conclave, which started in New Delhi on Thursday. He will attend the ceremony at the Bodhi tree as the head of delegates from 90 countries. They include former President of Sri Lanka Chandrika Kumaratunga, foreign ministers of Japan, Myanmar, Bhutan, Nepal, Taiwan and other Buddhist countries. Bodhgaya Temple Management Committee said the Prime Minister will attend the prayers initiated by the Lumbini Development Trust of Nepal Bhante Nigrodha and visit a photo exhibition on Buddhist heritage of Magadh. Mr. Modi will also visit the art gallery and an exhibition of handicrafts of Magadh and inspect the holy relics of Lord Buddha at Mahabodhi Society of India. He will also address monks and religious heads of various countries at Mahabodhi Mahavihara.<br/><br/><br/>