Kathmandu, July 16 – The 18th Senate Meeting of Lumbini Buddhist University (LBU) was held on Wednesday at the Prime Minister’s residence in Baluwatar, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister and Chancellor KP Sharma Oli. During the meeting, a budget of NPR 495.9 million for the upcoming fiscal year was approved. The budget was presented by the University’s Registrar, Dr. Tilak Ram Acharya. The meeting also endorsed the university’s annual...Read More
In a significant step toward strengthening the deep-rooted cultural, spiritual, and academic ties between Nepal and Sri Lanka, Dr. Shree Prasad Bhattarai, assistant professor, and Siri Vajira, assistant professor from Lumbini Buddhist University (LBU), undertook a comprehensive visit to Sri Lanka from June 30 to July 4. The visit, centered around the theme of fostering mutual growth, focused on enhancing collaboration in Buddhist education, cultural diplomacy, and tourism promotion, particularly...Read More
Lumbini, May 30 – The two-day Lumbini Buddhist Economic Summit concluded with a strong and unified commitment to integrating the principles of the Buddha into all levels of governance. The summit aimed to foster sustainable tourism and drive economic prosperity across Lumbini Province. Organized under the theme “Prosperous Province, Happy Citizens,” the event was jointly hosted by Lumbini Buddhist University (LBU) and the Ministry of Industry, Tourism, and Transport of...Read More
The Faculty of Buddhist Studies at Lumbini Buddhist University marked a significant academic occasion with the successful completion of the Teachers Students Seminar 2025, held on May 22–23 (8–9 Jestha, 2082) at the Faculty’s Conference Hall in Lumbini. The two-day seminar brought together more than 50 participants, including faculty members, researchers, and graduate students from various Buddhist colleges and institutions across Nepal. The program commenced with a traditional ceremony, including...Read More
Lumbini, 21 May 2025 –In a remarkable gesture of international academic collaboration, Professor Brian McAdoo and a group of students from Duke University, USA, visited Lumbini Buddhist University (LBU) for an interactive exchange program. The visiting team participated in a thoughtful academic session with LBU faculty including: Dr. Nyima Sherpa (Head of Department, Bhot Buddhist Studies) Assistant Professor Prem Chaudhary (Siri Vajira) Assistant Professor Dayanidhi Gautam (Acharya Dayanidhi) Lecturer Sanjay...Read More
The evil-doer feels regret in this life and in the next. He feels regret in both worlds. He is regretful knowing, “I have done evil.” He is more regretful once he is reborn in the plane of misery.
