Sadhvi Siddhali Shree advocates for a life of simplicity, mindfulness, and self-discipline. Her spiritual practices involve deep meditation, introspection, and a strict adherence to ethical living. Through her teachings, she encourages her followers to cultivate inner peace, develop compassion, and practice nonviolence in thought, word, and deed.
K. Lal’s fascination with magic began at a young age. Despite his parents’ disapproval, he learned his first tricks from the rural entertainers who visited their home. It was during his family’s migration to Calcutta in the 1930s, known as the “land of magicians,” that K. Lal found his true calling.
Born into the Chowta dynasty of Ullal in the early 16th century, Abbakka Chowta was groomed from a young age to be a ruler. The rulers of this dynasty were followers of Jainism. The dynasty was known for its matrilineal system of inheritance, which facilitated Abbakka’s rise to power.
Bhama Shah, alongside his brother Tarachand, played a crucial role in leading Mewar’s forces against the Mughal Empire. His strategic acumen was instrumental in the guerilla warfare tactics employed by Maharana Pratap, which successfully harassed Mughal forces and hindered their control over Mewar.
After spending nearly 60 hours in Pakistani custody, Abhinandan was released on March 1, 2019, as a goodwill gesture by Pakistan. His return to India was met with joy and relief, with crowds gathering to welcome him home. Prime Minister Narendra Modi called him a “brave son of India” and praised his extraordinary courage.
Vikram Sarabhai was born into a wealthy and influential Jain family known for its philanthropic endeavors. His father, Ambalal Sarabhai, was a prominent industrialist, and his mother, Sarla Devi, was a dedicated philanthropist. This environment of intellectual and social activism deeply influenced Sarabhai’s worldview.
Jains have made significant contributions in various professions, as senior administrative officers, managers, fund managers, military officers, police officers, senior judges, scientists, researchers, musicians, music composers, lyricists, film directors, producers, actors, senior journalists, editors, athletes, medicos and chartered accountants.
Rajabai, after whom the tower is named, was the mother of Premchand Roychand. The Roychand family were devout followers of Jainism. Rajabai was a staunch Jain who strictly adhered to the religious practice of not eating after sunset.
