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English: The Buddha Dhatu Zadi (Golden Temple), a temple of Buddha’s relic was founded by most Ven. U Pannya Jota Thera (a former Senior Assistant Judge) at Balaghatat, Pulpara, Bandarban Sadar, Bandarban Hill District, Bangladesh. The Buddha’s Dhatu (relic) was donated by the Sate Sangha Maha Nayaka Committee of Myanmar to most Ven. U Pannya Jota Thera on 1994.
Date 2 October 2008
Source The Buddha Dhatu Zadi (Golden Temple), Balaghata, Pulpara, Bandarban Sadar, Bandarban Hill District, Bangladesh.
Author Shimul Kanti Barua


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Permission was granted by founder the most Ven. U Pannya Jota Thera

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Bangladesh

 According to the "2000 Copyright Act of Bangladesh", artistic recreations of public architecture and art work are exceptions to the rights of authors.

Exceptions to infringement states:

The Copyright Act provides certain exceptions to infringement. The object of these provisions is to enable the encouragement of private study and research and promotion of education. They provide defences in an action for infringement. [...]
10. Making of a drawing, engraving or photograph of an architectural work of art, or a sculpture kept in a public place,
  • English Copyright law in Bangladesh

See Commons:Freedom of Panorama#Bangladesh for more information.
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Camera manufacturer SONY
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Date and time of data generation 15:00, 19 September 2008
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