A wave of spiritual devotion and cultural vibrancy swept India as devotees marked the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavir with a series of shobha yatras, prayers, and community gatherings across localities on March 31.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Samrat Samprati Museum at Koba village in Gandhinagar, Gujarat, on March 31, marking Mahavir Jayanti with a celebration of the Jain civilizational legacy.
As geopolitical tensions disturb the fabric of world peace, PM Modi wished that the teachings of Lord Mahavira would continue to illuminate the path of truth, non-violence, and compassion.
One of the numerous rare relics, Jain artefacts, and traditional heritage collections on display at the museum, as shared by Narendra PM Modi. The museum showcases the exemplary Jain culture and the contribution of Jainism to humankind. (Photo courtesy: X@narendramodi)
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PM Modi at the Samrat Samprati Museum. He said the museum is a must-visit for all those passionate about history and culture, and it is a commendable effort to popularize Jain history, culture, and teachings. (Photo courtesy: X@narendramodi)
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Haryana CM Nayab Saini offers floral tributes and obeisance to Lord Mahavira at Sant Kabir Kutir in Chandigarh. (Photo courtesy: X@NayabSainiBJP)
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Cultural programs were organized in Jammu, celebrating the birth of Lord Mahavira. Jammu & Kashmir LG Manoj Sinha spoke on Lord Mahavira's teachings, emphasizing right faith, knowledge, and conduct in today's world, which urgently needs compassion, peace, and brotherhood. (Photo courtesy: X@OfficeOfLGJandK)
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Former Indian cricket team captain Mohammad Azharuddin participated in the Mahavir Jayanti celebrations at Nampally in Hyderabad and extended his warm greetings to the Jain community on the sacred occasion. (Photo courtesy: X@azharflicks)
