Archive · 28 Sep 2026
Lecture Series Highlights Madhya Pradesh’s Buddhist Heritage and Ancient Sites
A two-day event about Buddhist history was held in Bhopal.
It took place at the Birla Museum and ended on Sunday.
Experts and archaeologists came together to share their research.
They talked about ways to protect and promote old Buddhist places.
Shivakant Bajpai described Buddhist sites near Bhopal.
He also discussed ancient art and buildings in the Bandhavgarh region.
Khushnoor Ahmad explained Brahmi inscriptions carved into rocks.
Another speaker, Dhruvendra Jodha, discussed Buddhist treasures near Ujjain.
A two-day national lecture series on Buddhist heritage concluded at the Birla Museum in Bhopal on Sunday.
The event focused on conserving and promoting Buddhist heritage and architectural layouts.
Experts and archaeologists presented research on historical and cultural artifacts preserved across Madhya Pradesh.
Shivakant Bajpai discussed Buddhist sites near Bhopal and ancient art and architecture in the Bandhavgarh region.
Presentations covered Brahmi rock inscriptions and Buddhist archaeological treasures in and around Ujjain.
- Who
- Experts, archaeologists, and scholars including Shivakant Bajpai, Khushnoor Ahmad, and Dhruvendra Jodha.
- What
- A two-day national lecture series on conserving and promoting Buddhist heritage and architectural layouts.
- When
- The series concluded on Sunday; the articles do not provide an exact date.
- Where
- The Birla Museum in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To discuss the conservation and promotion of Buddhist heritage and present research on ancient sites, art, architecture, and inscriptions.
- Event duration
- Two days
- Venue
- Birla Museum, Bhopal
- Main focus
- Conservation and promotion of Buddhist heritage and architectural layouts
- Research region
- Madhya Pradesh
- Key inscription topic
- Brahmi rock inscriptions
- Featured areas
- Bhopal, Bandhavgarh, and Ujjain