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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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-Mahavir Sanglikar Chaturth is the largest caste (endogamous group) in respect of population in Digambar Jain community, and the second larg...
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By Prof. Yashwant Malaiya, Colorado The 15-16th century was an age of transition in India.During this time several reform movements arose in...
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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 Mr. A. K. Roy Apart from the Digambaras and the Svetambaras there was, in the past, another sect of the Jainas. This sect, know as the Ya...
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T.S. SUBRAMANIAN The noses of the bas-reliefs of two Jaina tirthankaras at Keezhavalavu have been smashed by vandals. SANGAM age Tamil-Brah... -
Line 1) Salutation to the Arhats ( Arihats = lit. 'Conquerors of Enemies,' i . e ., Jinas). Salutation to all the Siddhas. By illust...
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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... -
By L.M. Singhavi The Jain tradition which enthroned the philosophy of ecological harmony and non‑violence as its lodestar flourished for cen...
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The Jain Samaj has been generally interpreted as an orthodox society, but it is not true. It has witnessedinternal movements, a process of r...