Explore the rich history and cultural identity of the indigenous Buddhist Chakma people in “Genesis of Indigenous Chakma Buddhists and Their Pulverization Worldwide.” This compelling book delves into their ancestral ties to the Sakyan lineage of Gautama Buddha, tracing their presence in the Karnaphuli river valleys. Discover the unique resilience of a community that preserved Buddhism in India when it had largely vanished. The author, S.P. Talukdar, draws from extensive experience and research to present a factual and insightful account of the Chakma heritage and their current struggles. Understand the deep connection between Chakmas and Buddhism, and the urgent need to acknowledge their plight in a world that declared Buddhism a global religion. A vital read for understanding cultural preservation and minority rights.