The third International Conference of Young Buddhist Scholars to explore wisdom transmission in Buddha Dhamma in the 21st century was held in New Delhi yesterday. The conference brought together young scholars, professors, monks, and dignitaries from countries including Russia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Taiwan, and India.
In a statement, the Culture Ministry said the discussions during the conference explored how the Buddha Dhamma can be meaningfully transmitted in the modern age through digital innovation, intercultural dialogue, education, and personal practice. The conference was organised by the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC), under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture, in collaboration with the Dr. Ambedkar International Centre. Across four thematic panels, participants discussed Emperor Ashoka’s governance model, traditional knowledge transmission through the Guru-Shishya relationship, the role of Buddha Dhamma in shaping ethical AI, and the engagement of youth through education and Sangha-led initiatives.
Addressing the conference, Director General of IBC Abhijit Halder emphasised mindfulness, impermanence, compassion, self-realisation, and environmental responsibility as five essential components for youth.
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