Prajñā Jyoti is a bouquet of research papers in honour of Late Professor Lama Rigzin Lundup who was engaged for five decades in researching and teaching Indic studies particularly Buddhism and its philosophy and Tibetan language and literature. The volume canvasses a vast time span and space of Asian cultural heritage. The senior scholars have blessed with their learned papers while juniors have shown a great interest in academic pursuits with their papers.

Prof. G. K. Lama. Professor. Department of AIHC & Archaeology. Centre of Advanced Study. Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, having specialization in the field of Archaeology. Buddhism and Asian Studies, has 30 books in his credit. He has presented 67 research papers in various National and International seminars and 114 research papers have been published in various reputed journals. edited books. conference proceedings and felicitation volumes. He has completed a Major Research Project entitled Archaeological Investigation in and around Nalanda, granted by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi, which was submitted in 2014. The author has also completed 16 projects regarding archaeological investigations in Sikkim, Eastern and Western UP and Bihar with the kind permission of Archaeological Survey of India. New Delhi. He has invited twice to Sri Lanka and once to Thailand to deliver special lectures.

Prof. Dipankar Lama is Head of the Department of Tibetology, Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, a Deemed to be University. Bihar. He has several books in his credit. He has presented research papers in a number of National and International seminars and a number of research papers have been published in various reputed journals.