Category : Important DaysPublished on: July 07 2023
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During the Dharma Chakra Pravartan Divas celebrations (3rd July), the President of India emphasized the significance of Buddha's teachings and urged the youth to find inspiration in them.
The President highlighted the importance of embracing Sheel (morality), Sadhachar (good conduct), and Pragya (wisdom) to empower the younger generation and make a positive contribution to society.
The dharma chakra, also known as the wheel of dharma, holds significant symbolism in various Indian religions, including Hinduism, Jainism, and notably, Buddhism.
Within Buddhism, the dharma chakra symbolizes the Buddha's teachings and the universal moral order known as Dharma.
Dharma Chakra Day is celebrated to commemorate Buddha’s first teaching after attaining enlightenment.
It is observed on the full moon day of Asadha in the Indian sun calendar. It is also observed as Guru Purnima.