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Korea–India Buddhist academic exchange: from the sound of practice to official record
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- An academic event was held at the Central Sanskrit University in India to celebrate the publication of two Sanskrit works by Monk Doung.
- Hosted by the Tatvam Foundation in cooperation with the Central Sanskrit University and the Korea Sanskrit Research Institute, the "Bhaktiśatakam" includes musical notation of prayer rhythms.
- A publication celebration will be held in Seoul on 24 February 2026, hosted by the Embassy of India in Korea and co-organised by the Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre and the Korea Sanskrit Research Institute.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 한–인도 불교 학술 교류, 수행의 소리에서 공식 기록으로
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