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Arunachal Pradesh
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Arunachal Pali Vidyapith
Address: Chonkham,Lohit District,
Chongkham Arunachal Pradesh 792104
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: CBSC
Phone: +91-3806-222003
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Teacher: Bhikkhu Prajnashil
Spiritual Director: Bhikkhu Vimalanand
Ashoka Vihara, Rima
Address: Village- Rima, Post office Nampong, District Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh Nampong Arunachal Pradesh 792 123
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Tikhak Buddhist Society
Phone: +91-9436049474
E-mail: aggadhamma2010@gmail.com
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Main Contact: Ven Aggadhamma Email (Phone: +91-9436049474)
Bordumsa Buddha ViharORDUMSA
Address: P.O/P.S BORDUMSA,DISTRICT:- CHANGLANG, ARUNACHAL PRADESH Bordumsa Arunachal Pradesh 792056
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 9863414798/9854266436
E-mail: nongbukhalen@gmail.com
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Teacher: WARADHAMMA
Spiritual Director: BORDUMSA,CHANGLANG,ARUNACHAL PRADESH Email (Phone: 9863414798/9854266436)
Main Contact: NYANALOKA Email
Dhammarajika Buddhist Vihara
Address: Kovin Village , jairampur, District Changlang, Arunachal pradesh Jairampur Arunachal Pradesh 792 121
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Tikhak Buddhist Society
Phone: +91-9436049474
E-mail: aggadhamma2010@gmail.com and chimoysimai66@gmail.com
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Main Contact: Ven. Aggadhamma Email (Phone: +91-9436049474)
Goju Buddha Vihara
Address: Goju Village, P.O. Bordumsa Bordumsa Arunachal Pradesh
Tradition: Theravada
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Teacher: Venerable Waradhamma Mahathera
Jyotsnapur Rapovan Buddha Vihara
Address: jyostnapur village
dist.changlang
arunachal pradesh Diyun Arunachal Pradesh 792103
Tradition: Theravada
E-mail: bsanghapala@gmail.com
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Namsai Buddha Vihara
Address: P.O. Namsai, District Lohit
Namsai Arunachal Pradesh
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: 03806262331
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Spiritual Director: Venerable Aggadhamma Mahathera (Phone: +919436049474)
Old Champu Shanti Sukha Maha Vihara
Address: Village Old Champu, Post Miao, District Changlang, Arunachal Pradesh Miao Arunachal Pradesh 792 122
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Tikhak Buddhist Society
Phone: +91-9436049474
E-mail: aggadhamma2010@gmail.com
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Main Contact: Ven. Aggadhamma Email (Phone: +91-9436049474)
Solungtoo Buddhist Temple
Address: Village Solungtoo Solungtoo Arunachal Pradesh 792103
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation:
Phone: 9436052072
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Spiritual Director: Ven. Ratnadippa (Phone: 9436052072)
Theravada Buddhist Temple
Address: Vivek Vihar,Itanagar Itanagar Arunachal Pradesh 793111
Tradition: Theravada
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Spiritual Director: Ven. Radnadippa (Phone: 9436052072)
Tikhak Taipy DhammaJyoti Vihara
Address: Village Tikhak Taipy,Post- Jairampur, Changlang District, Arunachal Pradesh Jairampur Arunachal Pradesh 792 122
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: Tikhak Buddhist Society
Phone: +91-9436049474
E-mail: aggadhamma2010@gmail.com
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Main Contact: Ven. Aggadhamma Email (Phone: +91-9436049474)
Dr.Maltesh Motebennur
Address: Librarian,
Rajiv Gandhi University, Rono-Hills, Doimukh Itanagar Arunachal Pradesh 791112
Tradition: Mahayana
Phone: 919863570654
Fax: 913602277889
E-mail: maltesh.motebennur@gmail.com
Website: http://www.rgu.ac.in
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Main Contact: Dr.Maltesh Motebennur Email (Phone: 913602277573)
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The seed of Buddhism in Arunachal Pradesh, India was sown in the 8th Century, by Padmasambhava, who was responsible for preaching the teachings of Buddha and invoking the tenets of Buddhism in the state. However, with the advent of other religions and the subsequent fragmentation of the traditional Arunachali society into various tribal and religious groups, Buddhism, with the passage of time, has been largely confined to the districts of Tawang, East Kameng, West Kameng, Upper Siang, Dibang Valley, Lohit and Changlang. Arunachal Pradesh, India as per the census of 2001, has the total number of Buddhist population is 1,43,028 which are 13.03% among its total population [Arunachal Pradesh: 2001] of 10,98,000. It can be attested by dozens of Mahāyan Vajrayan Buddhist art and architecture in the western part of Arunachal betraying the influence from Tibet. The famous Tawang Monastery is the best product of Mahayana Buddhist art and architecture of the state. It is second largest monastery in Asia. Even prior to the advent of modern education, the Buddhist monasteries played an important role in imparting knowledge and basic social wisdom. The monasteries used to play an active role in social, economic, religious life of the people.
Arunachal Pradesh, India is fortunate enough to have a rich Buddhist cultural heritage. Here Buddhism is a living religion. The migration of Khamtis brought the religion to the eastern part of Arunachal Pradesh. The Singphos and Tai Tikhaks sub-tribes of Tangsas later adopted Buddhism. The Buddhist tribes of eastern Arunachal Pradesh, India profess Therāvad Buddhism which, they said to have brought from Myanmar. With the coming of the Monpas, Sherdukpens, Membas, Khambas and other Mahayana tribes to the western and central part of Arunachal, Mahāyan Buddhism was introduced in this area.
Global Buddhist Foundation
Address: Ashoka Buddha Vihara, Old Power House Road, Rajghat, New Delhi- 110002, India New Delhi Arunachal Pradesh 110002
Tradition: Theravada
Phone: +91 8586038772
E-mail: info@gbf.co.in
Website: http://www.gbf.co.in
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Main Contact: Ven. Nanda Priya Bhante Email (Phone: +91 8260694584)
Spiritual Director: Ven. Dhitta Dhamma Thera Email (Phone: +91 8586038772)
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Global Buddhist Foundation is a Buddhist religious organization (Govt. registered) established in 2015, with the main motto of developing peace and unity in every part of the globe. Our goal is to revive the moral values and peace of mind for the welfare and happiness of the many with the help of meditation and right approach. A healthy mind could lead the society into a good direction which will enable the common people to feel the real calmness and inner happiness within themselves in this very life. Therefore, GBF is dedicated full effort in order to achieve each and every dream with selfless feeling, friendly and fraternity approach. It would be happy to work and complete its tasks in national and international level with open hands.
Sadhanarama Bana Vihara
Address: Jyotsnapur village Diyun Arunachal Pradesh 792103
Tradition: Theravada, Bana Bhante (Sadhanananda Mahathera)
Affiliation: Sadhanarama Foundation
Phone: +91 7085353644
E-mail: sadhanaramafoundation@gmail.com
Website: https://www.sadhanaramafoundation.org/
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Main Contact: Ven. Jinananda Bhikkhu Email (Phone: +91 7085353644)
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Arunachal Pradesh, the Land of the rising Sun, a serene land tucked into the North Eastern tip of India with its borders touching China, Bhutan and Myanmar, Arunachal Pradesh has been endowed with a natural landscape, untamed rivers, thundering peaks and wild forests is awe inspiring and majestic.
In the Land of the rising sun, Sadhanarama Bana Vihara is located in Diyun circle, a small township on rise in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh with branch centers in Chongkham under Namsai district, Bijoypur under Bordumsa Circle, Ratnapur under Kharsang Circle, Dharmapur and Deban under Miao Circle.
Diyun, which is mostly inhabited by Chakma Community, a Theravada Buddhist Community which takes great pride in its rich cultural heritage and pure traditional Buddhist culture. The Chakmas are the largest Buddhist Community in India. Since time immemorial, the Chakmas are followers of Theravada Buddhism, claiming to have originated from Sakya race in which Gautama Buddha was born.
Sadhanarama Bana Vihara is a Buddhist Monastery in the pure Theravada traditions with emphasis on the study and practice of Morality and mediation. It was established in 2005 by the Most Venerable Nandapal Mahathera and follows the great lineage of the late Most Revered Venerable Sadhanananda Mahathera, popularly and lovingly known as Bana Bhante.
Life at Sadhanarama Bana Vihara around the Sangha, a Community of Monks and Lay Community. The Community of Monks follow the Dhamma full time and teach the Dhamma to the lay Community, which in turn supports the Community of Monks by providing the Four Requisites of a Monk - Food, Robes, Residence and Medicines. Lay person, who wish to develop their practice participate in the programs and activities at the Monastery.
When we turn the pages of the history of the Sadhanarama Bana Vihara, we learn that since its inception it has brought many social, economic and cultural changes in the society. Before the establishment, people were afflicted with the dreaded disease of Alcohols, gambling, fighting, raring of animals in the name of gods to bring good fortunes, blind beliefs, rites and rituals. Taking of alcoholic drinks, drugs and gambling made the people poor. With the comprehensive and continuous gift of dhamma, people abandoned those dreaded disease afflicting the society and there was drastic change in the Socio-economic, spiritual and cultural development.
The Community of Monks at Sadhanarama Bana Vihara are encourged to practice the Dhamma in Monastery as well as in Forest. We provides Monastics Training with a solid foundation and train them in the practical affairs of Buddhism and giving them a conception of Sangha management. Emphasis is placed on strict observance of precepts so that they will be able to propagate the Dhamma. The Monks staying in Monastery run the Dhamma programs and other humanitarian activities of the Foundation. After helping in the Monastery, if the Monks wants to refine their mind, they go to forest for Meditation.
The Monks living in Forest live a life of simplicity, austerity with diligent effort to refine their minds. They go door-to-door for alms food in the villages. The Monks never knew where their next meal would come from, or whether they would get any food at all. The Forest Tradition revival is an attempt to reach back to past centuries before modern era and revitalize the ancient standards of Buddhist practice that were missing in contemporary monastic life.In this way, our Monks function dual roles dedicating their life to the welfare and happiness of many and developing the mind.
Sadhanarama Bana Vihara’s objective is to instill, strengthen, moral and spiritual values in individuals, society and the world to promote a society of wisdom, compassion and gratitude.
Young Buddhist Association of Dumpani
Address: Dhammankur Buddha Vihar,Dumpani Diyun,Dist.Changlang Arunachal Pradesh 792103
Tradition: Theravada
Affiliation: World Chakma Buddhist Association
Phone: 9711973804
E-mail: bhantemangaljyoti@gmail.com
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Main Contact: Ven.Mangal Jyoti (Phone: +91-09711973804)
Spiritual Director: Ven.Mangal Jyoti Email (Phone: +91-09711973804)
Teacher: Mangal Talukdar
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Young Buddhist Association of Dumpani, is a non-profit organization, engaged in various socio-religious activities.
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