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By Mr. C. M. Lodha Acharya Sri Ratna Prabh Suri in the year Veer Sanvat 70 converted Raja Utpaldev of Upkeshpur Pattan (presently...
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By Mahavir Sanglikar Why Chavundray wrote it in Marathi too? Shavanbelagola is an ancient shrine of Jains and its history goes back to at le... -
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By: Dr. M.Immanuel Nadars are one of the earliest inhabitants of our land, Bharat, which was later called by the Arabs as "Al Hind...
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From Wikipedia, with some add-ons by Mahavir Sanglikar Agrawals (Hindi: अग्रवाल or अगरवाल) are a large and influential community in India...
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By Sreenadh OG This essay is my effort to understand the idea put forward by Chandrahari that Aryabhata was a Jain, and the text Aryabhateey...
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Prof. R.Champakalakshmi One of the major aspects of Tamil culture, wherein Jain influence has been predominant and most permanent is Tamil l...
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Forget the conversions to Christianity. Forget, also, the re-conversions by the champions of Hindutva. It is Jainis...