Archive · 17 Dec 2025
Borivali Hosts Conference on Jain Tirthankar Bhagwan Adinath
A big meeting is happening in Borivali, Mumbai, for three days starting December 19.
It's all about King Rushabhdev, who is very important in the Jain religion.
He lived a long time ago and is believed to have started many good things in Indian culture.
The meeting will have special walks, talks by important people, and even some book releases.
Lots of people, including leaders and scholars, will be there to talk about how King Rushabhdev's teachings are still important today.
They will also talk about old Indian skills and knowledge that are still useful.
A three-day international conference on King Rushabhdev (Adinath), the first Jain Tirthankar, will be held in Borivali from December 19.
The event, organized by Labdhi Vikram Janseva Trust (LVJT), aims to highlight the deep-rooted Indian civilizational heritage and promote indigenous knowledge and skills.
Day one includes a ceremonial procession, inauguration by Maharaja Lakshyaraj Singh of Mewar, and a Dharma Parishad with spiritual leaders and Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis.
Day two features the signing of MoUs with universities, presentations of research papers, and the release of 1,111 books, including rare manuscripts.
The conference will showcase ancient arts, skills, and cultural programs, with over one lakh participants expected, including political leaders and dignitaries.
- Who
- Organized by Labdhi Vikram Janseva Trust (LVJT), attended by spiritual leaders, scholars, and political dignitaries.
- What
- A three-day international conference dedicated to the life and contributions of King Rushabhdev or Adinath, the first Jain Tirthankar.
- When
- December 19-21
- Where
- Borivali, Mumbai
- Why
- To celebrate and explore the life, teachings, and contributions of King Rushabhdev, and to promote indigenous knowledge and skills.
- Event
- Rushabhayan 02
- Location
- Borivali, Mumbai
- Date
- December 19-21
- Organizer
- Labdhi Vikram Janseva Trust (LVJT)
- Key Figures
- Maharaja Lakshyaraj Singh of Mewar, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Gujarat Deputy CM Harshbhai Sanghavi, Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal, Union Minister of Culture Gajendra Singh Shekhawat