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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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Parshuram is the famous sage of Hindu scriptures. He was the man who massacred the Kshatriys, the warrior people of ancient India for many t...
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-By Mahavir Sanglikar Much has been written about the reasons behind decline of Jainism and Buddhism. Most of the scholars and writers hav...
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-Mahavir Sanglikar We can trace existence of Jainism in Maharashtra from ancient period. Lot of Jain caves, rock inscriptions and copper pla...
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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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Jain Nadavaru is a well-educated warrior (Kshatriya) community in North Canara district of Karnataka, India. Their estimated population is 3...
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By Mahavir Sanglikar We know much about people, especially Dalits converting to Buddhism, but most of us are unaware of recent conversions t...
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By Unknown Jainism has always held a predominant position in Karnataka.The history of South India is the history of Jains, Jainism and Jain ...