Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Special Prayers in Japan for PM Modi's Birthday
In Japan, at a 600-year-old temple, special prayers were held for Prime Minister Modi as part of a celebration.
The head priest led the prayers and chanted for Modi's long life.
Members of the Indian community from different religions, including Sikh, Buddhist and Hindus, attended.
They also celebrated the victims of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings and praised PM Modi's efforts in promoting world peace.
A famous Japanese musician played music and expressed her love for Indian classical music, inspired by Modi.
Special Buddhist prayers were held at Zojo-ji Temple in Japan.
The prayers were part of the 'Vishwa Sewa Pakhwada'.
The head priest offered prayers for PM Modi.
The event was organized by the Indian Minorities Federation.
The Indian diaspora attended the prayers.
- Who
- Head priest and Indian diaspora
- What
- Held special Buddhist prayers for PM Modi.
- When
- During 'Vishwa Sewa Pakhwada'
- Where
- Zojo-ji Temple, Japan
- Why
- To celebrate PM Modi's birthday and promote peace.
- Event
- 'Vishwa Sewa Pakhwada'
- Location
- Zojo-ji Temple, Japan
- Temple Age
- 600 years
- Participants
- Indian diaspora
- Organizer
- Indian Minorities Federation (IMF)
Sources
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