Shruta Panchami
Shruta Panchami in Jainism and… Read More »Shruta Panchami
Sringeri Parshwanath Basadi’s Donation Inscription
An inscription of 1161 A.D.… Read More »Sringeri Parshwanath Basadi’s Donation Inscription
Meghachandra Devaru’s Nishadi at Yechagalli
A Sallekhana memorial (Nishadi) inscription… Read More »Meghachandra Devaru’s Nishadi at Yechagalli
Moni Bhatara’s Nishadi at Bastihalli (Halebidu)
A Sallekhana memorial (Nishadi) inscription… Read More »Moni Bhatara’s Nishadi at Bastihalli (Halebidu)
Ancient 11th-12th Century’s Parshwanath Tirthanakar Idols found at Hupari
Hupari, (Hatkangale Taluk, Kolhapur District,… Read More »Ancient 11th-12th Century’s Parshwanath Tirthanakar Idols found at Hupari
16th century’s rare Jain hero stone found at Gerusoppa
Ancient Jain Hero stone belonging… Read More »16th century’s rare Jain hero stone found at Gerusoppa
Three Jain Inscriptions of 17th-18th Century Found at Jayapura
Bangalore, January 17, 2018: Three… Read More »Three Jain Inscriptions of 17th-18th Century Found at Jayapura
Two Jain Inscriptions found at Samse’s Shanthinath Basadi
Found at Sri Shanthinath Basadi,… Read More »Two Jain Inscriptions found at Samse’s Shanthinath Basadi
This is how the Jain community has survived test of the times
The community’s tenacity and survival can be attributed to its intra-community bonding and relative affluence as a result of engagement with trade and commerce as its primary occupation.