Bhikkhu Sanghasena calls on Dr. Karan Singh in New Delhi
Bhikkhu Sanghasena paid a courtesy visit to the world-renowned scholar Dr. Karan Singh at his residence today. The meeting was marked by warmth and mutual affection, as the two met after a long gap.
Dr. Karan Singh is a long-time admirer of Bhikkhu Sanghasena and the work of Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre (MIMC). He had visited MIMC during its early years and has closely followed its growth and contribution to society.
During the meeting, they discussed a wide range of subjects, including the prevailing social and cultural situation in Ladakh. Dr. Karan Singh expressed happiness on learning about the steady progress of the many welfare and humanitarian projects undertaken by MIMC.
When asked about the purpose of the visit, Bhikkhu Sanghasena replied, “The only purpose is love and respect. We have come to pay our respects and enquire about your health. We love you, sir.” On the occasion, Bhikkhu Sanghasena presented a traditional shawl to Dr. Karan Singh and wished him good health and a long life.
Dr. Karan Singh is one of the most distinguished scholars of Indology and has made lasting contributions to Indian intellectual and cultural life. Notably, he had earlier recommended Bhikkhu Sanghasena for the Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of his work for peace, compassion, and social harmony.
Mr. Anil Kumar Jain, Director, Projects, MIMC Delhi Office, was also present during the visit.