महासभा के उत्तरोत्तर विकास के लिए नई टीम प्रतिबद्ध रहेगी
Summary
The 92nd annual session of the Shwetambar Terapanthi Mahasabha was held on February 3, 2006, in Dhuri Nagar, Punjab, coinciding with the Maryada Mahotsav. The main guest was Shri Hulaschand Golchha from Kathmandu, Nepal. The election process was conducted by Shri Dhanraj Baid and Shri Negraj Shamsukha. Shri Rajkaran Sirohia (Bangalore) was unanimously elected President. Shri Tarun Sethia was re-nominated as General Secretary, and Shri Prakash Baid (Kolkata) was re-nominated as Treasurer. Shri Bhikhamchand, Chainrup Chindalia, Anil Dugad, Bajaranglal Bothra, and others were nominated as Vice Presidents. Shri Vijay Singh Chaurasia and Shri Hiralal Malu were appointed as Joint Secretaries. Shri Jaskaran Chopda was elected Chief Trustee. Trustees elected included Rameshkumar Dhakad, Swaroopchand Bardia, Hemraj Shamsukha, and others. Members of the Board of Arbitrators were also elected unanimously. Outgoing President Shri Surendra Chaurasia thanked everyone for their support over the past four years. In his annual report, General Secretary Tarun Sethia detailed organizational activities, including the monthly publication "Jain Bharati," the quarterly "Abhyuday," and initiatives like the Gyanashala, Upasak activities, Sambodhan Alankaran awards, and the Samaj Bhushan award. He mentioned the completion of the Mahasabha's nine-decade history by Muni Sumermalji and Muni Uditkumarji. Other activities included Chitta Samadhi training camps, computer training, worker training camps, scholarships, constitutional amendments, and the ISO 9001:2000 certification. Treasurer Prakash Baid presented the audited accounts. On February 1, a gathering of Sambodhan Alankaran recipients was held. The Shreshtha
Conclusion
The 92nd annual session of the Shwetambar Terapanthi Mahasabha concluded with the election of a new leadership team, including Shri Rajkaran Sirohia as President, signaling a renewed commitment to organizational growth and community service. The outcomes included the presentation of annual reports, financial statements, and recognition of outstanding contributions through awards like the Jhumarmal Bachhawat Prerna Puraskar. Key initiatives such as the Mahapragya School of Philosophy and Religion, computer training, and the publication of the Mahasabha’s history were highlighted. The new team pledged to uphold past achievements while fostering further development, emphasizing teamwork and continuity. This session reinforced the Mahasabha’s role in promoting religious, educational, and social welfare activities within the Terapanthi community.