Jain Samaj — Ahimsa Foundation, India

This website of Jain Samaj reflects the timeless Jain philosophy of Ahimsa (nonviolence), compassion, sacrifice, and peace, while serving as a unifying platform for the global Jain diaspora. Though the Jain community numbers barely five million worldwide, it is recognised for its influence, philanthropy, education, financial strength, and deep nationalist spirit. The platform brings together information on Jain Temples, Jain Saints, literature, rituals, traditions, spiritual teachings, news, and distinguished Jain personalities across all sects. Ahimsa Foundation India has also been actively presenting constructive suggestions and peaceful solutions inspired by Jain values to resolve global conflicts.

Surendra Muni ji M.S.

According to the biography recordShri Surendra Muniji Maharaj Saheb was born on 3 August 1973 in Madanganj, Ajmer, Rajasthan. His father's name was Shri Chand Malji Bamb, and his mother's name was Smt. Prem Bai. Another biographical record, published by HereNow4U, gives his pre-diksha name as Sanjay Jain (Bumb) and identifies his birthplace as Jamola village in Ajmer district.

Rajendra Muni ji M.S.

According to the biographical record published by JainSamaj.org, Dr. Rajendra Muniji Maharaj Saheb was born on 1 January 1954 in Badu village, near Merta City, Rajasthan. His family belonged to the Oswal Jain community.

Ramesh Muniji M.S

Pujya Upadhyay Shri Ramesh Muniji Maharaj Saheb is a Jain monk, scholar, poet, editor and religious teacher associated with the Shvetambar Sthanakwasi tradition. His life reflects a commitment to Jain spiritual discipline, scriptural learning, literary composition and the dissemination of Jain philosophy.

Acharya Shri Anand Sagar Surishwarji M.S.

Pujya Agamoddharak Acharya Shri Anand Sagar Surishwarji Maharaj Saheb, also known as Sagarānand Sūri, occupies an important place in the history of Shvetambara Murtipujak Jainism. He is remembered particularly for his dedication to preserving Jain Agamas, organising their recitation and publication, establishing religious and educational institutions, and protecting Jain pilgrimage sites.