Bodhi Yatra will further strengthen India's relations with five countries: Chief Minister Yogi - Bodhi Yatra will further strengthen the relationship between India with five provinces Chiff Minister Yogi

Bodhi Yatra will further strengthen India’s relations with five countries: Yogi Adityanath, chief minister of Yogi, said that Bodhi Yatra will further strengthen India’s relations with Cambodia Laos Vietnam Myanmar and Thailand, the five major countries of Southeast Asia. This journey is not only a way to promote tourism, but will deepen health education and cultural relations between India and Mekong-ganga cooperation. Bodhi Yatra will further strengthen India’s relations with five countries: Chief Minister State Bureau, Lucknow. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said Bodhi Yatra’s relations with the five major countries of Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar and Thailand of Southeast Asia will further strengthen. This journey is not only a way to promote tourism, but it will strengthen health, education and cultural relations between India and Mekong-gang collaboration. Lord Buddha gave the message of non -violence, friendship and compassion to the world. This journey was a medium to give broadness and power to all these messages from Lord Buddha. At his government home, he met the representatives of five countries on a Bodhi Yatra. He said that Mekong gangs collaboration was inaugurated 25 years ago. It is said that this Bodhi Yatra is not only a way to promote tourism, but also became a medium to give a comprehensiveness and strength to the message of non -violence, friendship and compassion of Lord Buddha. He said Uttar Pradesh has the most areas associated with Lord Buddha. Among them are Sarnath, Kushinagar, Kapilavastu, Shravasti, Sankisa, Kaushambi. Devdah, Dogarh of Lalitpur, Ahichhatra of Bareilly is also associated with Lord Buddha. Lord Buddha gave his first preaching in Sarnath after receiving notice. Kushinagar is his Mahaparinirvana site and Devdah Holy Birthplace. He had a rich in Kapilavastu. In Shravasti, he spent his most chaturms. All these places still remain the centers of inspiration for the country and the world. The chief minister said the state government did many works to continue the doctrine of Mahatma Buddha. The Capital Lucknow also has a Buddhist Vihar Shanti Upavan and the International Buddhist Research Institute, where the teaching of Mahatma Buddha is researched. NCR has the Gautam Budh University. A new university is under construction by the state government in the name Mahatma Buddha in Kushinagar. An international airport is operated in the name of Mahatma Buddha in Kushinagar itself. This journey, which visited the Buddhist tourist destinations of Uttar Pradesh, goes from Lucknow to Sarnath. The Yatra was organized by the Department of Foreign Affairs, the Government of India, Uttar Pradesh Tourism and Tourism Division of Bihar. On this occasion, the chief minister offered the products manufactured under a district one product scheme to the members of the delegation. Tourism minister Jayveer Singh and general secretary Mukesh Kumar Meshram and other officials were present at the event.