Sunday story: At Sannati, where Asoka died, no one cares for his legacy!
(WorldNews India)

A few thousand years after the Buddha walked the face of the earth preaching his eternal principles of Dharma and Ahimsa, his legacy lies in tatters, at least at Kanaganahalli near Sannati in Chittapur taluk of Kalaburagi district, testimony to the shocking apathy of successive governments and their inability to preserve this forgotten corner of Buddhist resplendance. The worn out gates, thorny bushes and shrubs around the locked museum and a library built at Kanaganahalli on the banks of river Bhima in Chittapur are a silent testimony of negligence. In fact, the only sculpture of Emperor Asoka, in limestone relief, along with his consort, was found here, raising speculation of...