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कार्यप्रणाली में आई सुव्यवस्था व गुणवत्ता

Vol. 55 · No. 04April - 2007pp. 39-40Hindi

Summary

The Jain Shwetambar Terapanthi Mahasabha held its 93rd annual session in Gangashahar from January 22 to 24, 2007, coinciding with the 143rd Maryada Mahotsav. On January 22, a gathering and felicitation ceremony was held for selected best assemblies and recipients of Sambodhan Alankaran awards. The Terapanthi Sabha of Bengaluru and Chennai were selected as best assemblies, while the Terapanthi Sabha of South Howrah and Gulabbag were selected as distinguished assemblies. A panel including Sukhraj Sethia, Dr. Manju Nahata, and Dr. Shanta Jain judged the selection. Mahasabha President Rajkaran Sirohia delivered the welcome address. The Sambodhan Alankaran ceremony took place on January 23 at the Maryada Samavsaran site in the presence of Acharya Shri Mahapragyaji, Yuvacharya Shri Mahashramanji, and Sadhvipramukhashri Kanakprabhaji. Sponsors Surendra Bachhawat and Magilal Chhajed were honored. The Gyanashala award ceremony was held the same evening at Bafna Academy campus under Yuvacharya Shri Mahashramanji's guidance. President Sirohia awarded prizes for best and excellent Gyanashalas, best trainers, best students, and senior trainers. Certificates were given to top performers in the trainer training project from the past three years. The Mahasabha's general body session on January 24 began with a mangalacharan. President Sirohia welcomed members and highlighted the year's achievements. General Secretary Tarun Sethia read the previous year's proceedings, presented the annual report, and paid tribute to deceased members including Shri Chandji Negani, Hansrajji Kothari, and Navratanji Surana. He reported 460 affiliated local assemblies, 3,311 life members, and 146 ordinary members. He noted eight regional conferences, 238 operational Gyan

Conclusion

The 93rd annual session of the Jain Shwetambar Terapanthi Mahasabha, held in Ganga Shahar, successfully reinforced organizational cohesion and recognized community contributions. Key outcomes included the selection of best assemblies (sabhas) in Bengaluru and Chennai, along with special recognition for South Howrah and Gulabbag. The event honored recipients of the Sambodhan Alankaran award and distributed Jnanshala prizes to top trainers and students, highlighting the expansion of educational initiatives. The Mahamantri’s report noted 460 affiliated local assemblies, 3,311 lifetime members, and 238 operational Jnanshalas with 1,444 trained instructors. These outcomes demonstrate strengthened institutional frameworks, enhanced member engagement, and a clear focus on educational and cultural development, ensuring the Mahasabha’s continued relevance and growth within the Terapanth community.

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