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A photo exhibition - India through Sri Lankan Eyes- Buddhist Circuit” - has been inaugurated in Colombo. This comes as a prelude to the forthcoming exposition of Sacred Kapilavastu Relics in Sri Lanka. The exhibition has been organized by the High Commission of India in partnership with the Photographic Society of Sri Lanka in Colombo.
The exhibition was inaugurated by Prof. Tissa Vitarana, Senior Minister of Scientific Affairs, Government of Sri Lanka in presence of Ashok K. Kantha, High Commissioner of India.
The photographs display is an excellent combination of natural beauty and human devotion and captures the emotions involved, through “Sri Lankan eyes”.
Speaking at the inauguration, High Commissioner Ashok K. Kantha highlighted that the exposition of Sacred Kapilavastu Relics is being organized in Sri Lanka from 19 August to 4 September 2012 at the request made by the President of Sri Lanka to the Prime Minister of India to provide an opportunity to the followers of Buddhism in Sri Lanka to pay homage to the Kapilavastu Relics. The first Exposition of Sacred Relics in Sri Lanka was in 1978.
The exhibition was inaugurated by Prof. Tissa Vitarana, Senior Minister of Scientific Affairs, Government of Sri Lanka in presence of Ashok K. Kantha, High Commissioner of India.
The photographs display is an excellent combination of natural beauty and human devotion and captures the emotions involved, through “Sri Lankan eyes”.
Speaking at the inauguration, High Commissioner Ashok K. Kantha highlighted that the exposition of Sacred Kapilavastu Relics is being organized in Sri Lanka from 19 August to 4 September 2012 at the request made by the President of Sri Lanka to the Prime Minister of India to provide an opportunity to the followers of Buddhism in Sri Lanka to pay homage to the Kapilavastu Relics. The first Exposition of Sacred Relics in Sri Lanka was in 1978.
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