The 197th Bhanu Jayanti celebrations at Gyalshing, West Sikkim, on 13 July had special guests - 15 descendants of Bhanubhakta Acharya who had been invited over for the occasion from Nepal. On the day, the Chief Minister inaugurated the Nepali Research Centre at Gyalshing, developed at a cost of Rs. 8.22 crore, and which also houses the world’s largest statue of Bhanubhakta. [shared by ST gyatso]
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