powerful than a thousand heads bowing in prayer.”
Bolstering India during the global pandemic
India’s hospitals were at breaking point. The country found itself at the epicentre of the global COVID-19 pandemic. One of the biggest challenges was providing enough medical oxygen for the sickest patients, unable to breathe unaided, as demand multiplied every second. We have helped to raise funds for individuals through JCSC. Aid was also sent to procure oxygen concentrators at Veerayatan, Parasdham, Manav Sadhna, and funds were dispensed for oxygen plants at 16 locations in India.
Returning to roots
Prakrit is an Indo-Aryan language, more specifically, a Middle Indo-Aryan language. The term ‘Prakrit’ is derived from the word ‘prakrit’ meaning nature or origin; thus, the meaning of prakrit can be understood in two ways: a group of languages that were natural, based on the ordinary speech of the common mass, when compared to Sanskrit, the highly sophisticated language of the learned. Students will study Prakrit language and literature, as well as the doctrine and early history of Jainism. Students on graduate courses in Indian Studies may also attend Prakrit classes when these are offered.
“Charity begins at home, but should not end there.”
ㅡ Thomas FullerBoth Meera and Jasvant Modi's philanthropic nature arises from the teachings of Jainism. Even though they had enough struggles of their own, neither pulled the other off from their humanitarianism.
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Supporting medical camps and healthcare to reach the underprivileged.
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Raising funds during crises like COVID-19 and other natural calamities.
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