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The World of Buddhism – Vibrant Lands, Hidden Faith, and India’s Influence

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Explore how Buddhism thrives in countries like Thailand, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, Japan, Nepal, and India, survives quietly in regions with historical challenges, and discover India’s pivotal role in spreading Buddhist teachings worldwide.

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