Ujjal Kanti Barua :: Buddha Purnima is celebrated in festive surroundings throughout the country. It is the largest religious festival of Buddhists. This religious ceremony was celebrated on Wednesday 10th May. All Buddhists in the world today celebrate this day with proper religious dignity and emotions.The combination of festival and love bonding has multiplied our culture and heritage.
From the morning of 10th May, the Buddhist religious festival of the country started several religious arrangements.
On the occasion of Buddha Purnima, there was a crowd of devotees in Buddhist monasteries.
Religious programs from the morning were attended by children, teenagers, young and old people.Buddhist monasteries are formed in the fair.
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