Jainism Articles and Essays blog was launched few years ago by Jain Friends. This blog contains hundreds of articles on various aspects of Jainism.
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This blog is for scholarly articles and essays on Jainology; i.e. Jainism, Jain History, Jain Philosophy, Prakrit and Sanskrit Languages, Jain Sociology, Archaeology, indology and related subjects. Renowned scholars are writing in this blog, you too can submit your article/essay for publishing here. Send to: jainway@gmail.com
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