Ahimsa
(Non-Violence)
The principle of non-violence towards all living beings.
Anekantvad
(Non-Absolution)
The doctrine that emphasizes the multiplicity of perspectives and the relativity of truth.
Aparigraha
(Non-possessiveness)
The principle of limiting material and emotional attachments to cultivate minimalism and contentment.

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About Us

JCX is a vibrant platform dedicated to celebrating achievements, fostering the advancement of the legacy of excellence within the Jain community, and promoting spiritual upliftment by focusing on the timeless principles of Jainism.
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Executive Team

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Gautam Jain
Chairman
Deepak Jain
Vice Chairman
Rahul Dangi
CEO

Our Team

Gautam Jain
Chairman
Deepak Jain
Vice Chairman
Rahul Dangi
CEO

Projects

Gems of Terapanth (Mumbai)
JCX is working on a project to create a biography of a few of the prominent shravaks of Terapanth Samaj Mumbai showcasing their illustrious journey in career and inspiring the next generation to achieve excellence in their professional and social life. The project is likely to be launched by Dec 2024.

JCX, in collaboration with Terapanth Samaj Mumbai, is embarking on an ambitious project to chronicle the biographies of several esteemed shravaks. This endeavor seeks to illuminate their distinguished career trajectories and serve as a beacon of inspiration for the next generation, encouraging them to strive for excellence in both their professional and social endeavors. The project is slated for launch in December 2024.
Scholars of Jainism
Jainism is not merely a religion but a lifestyle and a philosophy. The doctrines of Jainism, recognized for their scientific validity, inclusivity, and progressive nature, stand as a testament to its profound wisdom.

JCX aspires to serve as a common platform for researchers and scholars of Jainism, supporting their endeavors to conserve and propagate its teachings, not only among Jains but also to humanity at large.

Furthermore, JCX will collate and provide access to various primary and secondary research conducted by scholars on Jain principles.
Preservation of Prakrit language
Prakrit, derived from the term “Prakriti” (Nature), is the language in which the original Jain sutras were spoken and later written. This language, prevalent among the common populace of the time, provides a nuanced and authentic expression of Jain doctrines.

Translations without a thorough understanding of Prakrit can lead to ambiguity for non-experts and may be susceptible to malicious interpretations. JCX is committed to collaborating with government agencies and other NGOs in this field to ensure the preservation of Prakrit.

This will be achieved through advocacy for government funding and other supportive measures.