Bharat Jain Mahamandal founded in Mumbai by Jain community leaders with a vision of national unity.
First national convention held in Pune — over 5,000 delegates from across India attended.
Expanded to 12 provinces; launched Jain scholarship programs for underprivileged students.
Played pivotal role in Jain community rehabilitation during independence and partition period.
Established the All-India Jain Education Board to standardize Jain studies curriculum.
Youth Wing formed to engage the next generation in community and cultural activities.
Launched Femina Wing to empower Jain women through education, skill development and leadership.
Digitisation initiative: online membership, e-library and national directory launched.
125th Anniversary — celebrating 125 years of Seva, Sanskriti and Samriddhi across India.
To unite the global Jain community under one platform; to promote Jain philosophy, culture, and values; to provide social, educational and economic support to all members; and to serve society through the timeless principles of Ahimsa and Anekantavad.
A prosperous, educated, and united Jain community that upholds the ancient wisdom of Jainism while actively contributing to the harmony, progress, and well-being of all of India and humanity at large.