Archive · 25 Sep 2025
Abhay Prabhavana: Pune's Tech-Driven Jainism Museum Opens
Imagine a super cool museum in India called Abhay Prabhavana.
It's all about Jainism, a religion with old ideas about being good.
But instead of just showing old things, this museum uses computers and screens!
It's like a giant, interactive storybook.
You can touch screens to learn, see amazing art, and even 'delete' sad feelings.
The museum has a big tower to look at, too, and a garden for quiet thinking.
Families visit together, experiencing the Jain teachings with modern technology.
Abhay Prabhavana is a tech-focused museum promoting Jainism in Pune.
Founded by Abhay Firodia, it cost around Rs 400 crore to build.
The museum uses immersive technology with interactive exhibits.
It features replicas of artworks and sculptures instead of originals.
The museum includes outdoor areas with gardens and historical replicas.
- Who
- Abhay Firodia founded the museum.
- What
- Abhay Prabhavana is the world's largest museum dedicated to Jainism.
- When
- The museum opened to the public less than a year prior to the article.
- Where
- Located in Pune, India.
- Why
- To propagate Jainism principles and values using technology.
- Museum Name
- Abhay Prabhavana
- Location
- Pune, India
- Founder
- Abhay Firodia
- Cost
- Approximately Rs 400 crore
- Area
- 50 acres