He made the remark while attending the consecration and inauguration of the new administrative block of Sera Jey Jamyang Choekhorling Monastery at the border district of Tawang
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Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu on February 13 described monasteries as living centres of culture, learning and compassion, while stressing on collective responsibility to support them.
He made the remark while attending the consecration and inauguration of the new administrative block of Sera Jey Jamyang Choekhorling Monastery at the border district of Tawang.
Deeply humbled to be part of the consecration and inauguration of the new administrative block of Sera Jey Jamyang Choekhorling Monastery, in the august presence of Venerable Geshe Lobsang Norbu la, chief administrator of Sera Jey Monastery, Karnataka, His Eminence Dolhe Rinpoche Tenzin Kunkhyen la, Abbot of Sera Jey Jamyang Choekhorling Monastery and other dignitaries," Khandu said in a post on X.
Highlighting the importance of the newly developed infrastructure, the chief minister observed that it would significantly improve facilities and the academic environment for monks and students.
"The newly inaugurated infrastructure will greatly enhance administrative efficiency, residential facilities, and the learning environment for monks and students," he said.
Khandu also appreciated the contribution made by the Tawang branch of State Bank of India, for supporting education and mobility.
"The generous donation of a school bus by SBI is a commendable initiative that will directly benefit our children," he said.
Emphasising the spiritual and cultural significance of monasteries in society, the chief minister said, "Our monasteries are living centres of culture, discipline, learning, and compassion. Supporting them is a responsibility we all share."
Earlier in the day, Khandu also visited the historic Tawang Monastery and sought blessings from its spiritual leadership.
"Visited Tawang Monastery this morning and had the profound privilege of receiving blessings from the Abbot, Venerable Phara Damey Tulku Rinpoche," he said in another post.
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