Category: Jainism

Rajiv Jain’s GQG Launches Debut ETF as Active Race Intensifies In a significant move within the financial markets, Rajiv Jain’s GQG Partners has officially launched its first exchange-traded fund (ETF). This launch comes at a time when the competition in the active management space is heating up, with various firms seeking to capture investor interest….

Thousands of Jains Gather for 23rd Biennial JAINA Convention Held in Chicago In a remarkable display of unity and cultural celebration, thousands of Jains from North America and beyond gathered for the 23rd Biennial JAINA Convention in Chicago from July 3 to July 6, 2025. The event, themed “Unity in Diversity: A Path to Peace,”…

Jain to Help India Update National ID (Aadhaar) Innovation Roadmap Anil Jain, a distinguished professor at Michigan State University, has been appointed to an expert panel tasked with enhancing India’s digital identity platform, Aadhaar. This initiative aims to align the platform with modern privacy standards and technological advancements. The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI)…

Sanket Jain Wins Gold Medal from the United Nations Correspondents Association Sanket Jain, a dedicated journalist focusing on climate change and its impacts on rural communities, has recently been awarded a gold medal from the United Nations Correspondents Association. This recognition highlights his commitment to uncovering critical stories that often go unnoticed in mainstream media….

The Long, Strange Journey of a Temple from Profane to Sacred The transformation of a temple from a place of profane use to one of sacred significance is a fascinating journey that reflects the complex interplay of culture, history, and spirituality. This article explores the various stages and factors that contribute to such a profound…

2300-Year-Old Dancing Terracotta Figurine Reveals Early Presence of Jainism in Pakistan Recent archaeological discoveries at Bhir Mound, the earliest urban settlement of ancient Taxila, have provided new insights into the region’s religious diversity and cultural life during the 3rd century BC. Among the notable finds is a dancing terracotta female figurine, which may indicate the…

Rethinking Humanities Education at Stanford In an era dominated by technology and quantitative disciplines, the humanities often face skepticism regarding their relevance and rigor. This article explores the need for a more robust approach to humanities education at Stanford University. By examining the challenges and potential solutions, we aim to highlight the importance of humanities…

Sherrill Picks Priya Jain as Commissioner of Transportation In a significant move for the transportation sector, Mayor Sherrill has appointed Priya Jain as the new Commissioner of Transportation. This decision is expected to bring fresh perspectives and innovative strategies to the city’s transportation infrastructure. Priya Jain, known for her extensive experience in urban planning and…

SCAN Group’s Dr. Sachin Jain: Under-the-Radar Leadership Principles for Health Care In the ever-evolving landscape of health care, effective leadership is paramount. Dr. Sachin Jain, CEO of SCAN Group, emphasizes the importance of adopting less conventional leadership principles to foster ethical and impactful health care practices. With a wealth of experience in various health care…

Stanford Students Allegedly Fake Jain Beliefs to Evade Mandatory Meal Plan Fees Stanford University is currently facing scrutiny over claims that some students are misusing dietary exemptions related to Jainism to avoid the hefty costs associated with the school’s mandatory meal plan. This controversy has ignited a broader conversation about religious accommodations, student ethics, and…