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In this issue

This issue covers the life and teachings of the Buddha and different aspects of Buddhism including Art, Sculptures, Painting and Literature. Today, more than ever before, there seems to be a need to understand the Buddha's teachings and integrate them in our way of life.

Heritage India Magazine Description:

Publisher: Heritage-India-Communications

Category: Culture

Language: English

Frequency: Quarterly

'Heritage India' is a quarterly magazine exclusively on Indian history, culture and civilization. From the heights of Ladakh to the depths of Lakshadweep, each issue is a journey across the sub-continent. 'Heritage India' contains exclusive features by eminent archaeologists and historians, welding together academic research and scholarship with stunning photographs, taking our readers through the centuries. We invite you to uncover the ruins of ancient Nagarjunakonda, or decipher the mysterious Kushan coins or simply sit back and admire the magnificent Gir lions!

Every issue carries articles on diverse topics ranging from traditional arts like puppetry, and crafts like weaving Kanjeevaram saris to the architecture of Goa. India's first magazine dedicated solely to heritage and culture, is a platform bringing together articles on tangible and intangible heritage, scholars, experts in ancient culture, archaeologists and history enthusiasts.

More than just a magazine, Heritage India is a slice of India itself, a quarterly keepsake.