Comments on: China plans to help Nepal develop Buddha’s birthplace at Lumbini

By: ksherchand

ksherchand — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 19:22:57 +0000

Many Nepalese wants to correct this. Thanks to this. But many specially orthodox Hindus don’t want to see being happen and try to muscle some way political. They think that Buddhism is an immediate threat to them and their existence. They just talk but they don’t adore. It is a headache. They are plagued by the same old foundation of fixity, pollution and Non-secularism. Thank to the Foundation and Secularism. They don’t want to see Buddhism being a World Class Religion.

By: Tom Heneghan

Tom Heneghan — Fri, 17 Jun 2011 13:37:07 +0000

Thanks for pointing out the error. It’s been fixed.

By: lifebachelor

lifebachelor — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 17:54:44 +0000

Very glad to read the news about planning of China to help for the development of Lumbini, Nepal, the birth place of Gautam Buddha. But at the mean while very sad about the error of the writing in the second picture of the news.(Bodhi tree and the Mayadevi pond in Lumbini, India, November 2006/Bpilgrim). Actually ninth word of above bracketed sentence should be Nepal. The picture of Bodhi tree and Mayadevi pond is in Lumbini, Nepal. I m hopeful that authorized team immediately correct that mistake.

By: mbchhetri

mbchhetri — Thu, 16 Jun 2011 12:53:50 +0000

Lumbini is in Nepal as you have correctly stated in the article. But your caption for the Maya Devi Pond reads ‘(Bodhi tree and the Mayadevi pond in Lumbini, India, November 2006/Bpilgrim)’. Could you please correct this as it is misleading and incorrect.