Updated On: 04 February, 2026 05:03 PM IST | Vadodara | PTI
The relics include `asthi` (holy ashes) of Lord Buddha, a permitted ceremonial robe, and a stone reliquary box with a lid

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Relics of Lord Buddha, preserved in Gujarat`s Vadodara, will be kept in Sri Lanka for public viewing for one week starting February 4 as part of a special programme.
The relics include `asthi` (holy ashes) of Lord Buddha, a permitted ceremonial robe, and a stone reliquary box with a lid. The box is decorated with silver and gold wires and bears inscriptions in Brahmi and Sanskrit reading "Dashbal Sharir Nilaya," meaning "Place of Lord Budha`s remains".