The SBSPCR organised a One-day Workshop by Dr. Raj Vedam from the Hindu University of America, USA, on 03.02.2023. In this workshop, Dr. Raj Vedam dealt with the material from various domains to debunk the historical narrative the West propagated in the world.  

SBSPCR conducted a series of Extension lectures by Prof. Diwakarnath Acharya, Spalding Professor of Eastern Religions and Ethics at the University of Oxford as a part of the courses named ‘Sources of Indian Knowledge Tradition: Sūtra, Vārtika & Bhāṣya’ offered to the III semester students and ‘Vālmīki-Rāmāyaṇa: Textual and Thematic Study’ offered to the II […]

The SBSPCR organised a joint academic event between Nalanda University, Rajgir, India and Dongguk University, South Korea, on February 24, 2023. The details of the speakers and the topic on which they spoke are as follows: Prof. HWANG Soonil, D. Phil, Dean, College of Buddhism, Dongguk University Dr. Park Cheonghwan (Ven. Jongduk), D. Phil, Director, […]

The School of Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and Comparative Religions conducted a series of Lectures on Buddhist Cognitive Psychology for the 2nd Semester of M.A students. In Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and Comparative Religions. Professor Anotnino Raffone took the online classes on ‘Buddhist Cognitive Psychology according to Five Aggregates (Pancakhandha) in Buddhism’ for 7 hours from March […]

SBSPCR conducted a series of Extension lectures of Prof. Pradeep Gokhale, Ex-Professor of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, Savitribai Phule Pune University, India as a part of a Course named ‘The Philosophical Tenets of Buddhism: Mādhyamika Traditions’ offered to the 4th Semester students of M.A. in Buddhist Studies, Philosophy & Comparative Religions. These lectures were conducted […]

An educational field trip to Bodhgaya was organised on 01.04.2023 for Students by the SBSPCR. About twenty-five students and three faculty members participated in this trip. Visit to Dungeshwari cave The group visited Dungeshwari by taking a small hilly trail to visit the Buddhist cave temples. A brief talk on a description of the historical […]

The School of Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and Comparative Religions conducted a series of Extension Lectures on Kashmir Śaivism and Bodhapañcadaśīkā of Abhinavagupta which forms a module in the course ‘Comparative Readings of Religious Texts (Selections from Vaiṣvism, Śaivism and Buddhist texts) of the students of 2nd Semester of M.A. in Buddhist Studies, Philosophy and Comparative […]