Indradhwaj Mahamandal Vidhan Celebrated at TMU with Devotion
Teerthanker Mahaveer University organised a devotional worship ceremony on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Indradhwaj Mahamandal Vidhan. The programme was held at Riddhi-Siddhi Bhawan on the university campus. The event was conducted with faith and devotion and brought together members of the TMU family, Jain faculty members, students and devotees.
Spiritual Blessings from Jain Acharyas
On this special occasion, Ganitini Pramukh Aryika Gyanwati Mata Ji, Aryika Chandramati Mata Ji and Peethadhish Ravindrakirti Shri Swami Ji joined the programme virtually with their Sangh. They extended their auspicious blessings to the Kuladhipati family and the entire TMU family.
The programme was organised under the guidance and blessings of Ganitini Pramukh Aryika Mata Ji. The ceremony marked the 50th year of the Indradhwaj Mahamandal Vidhan, which was originally created by a revered Aryika Mata Ji in Ayodhya, one of the eternal pilgrimage sites of Jainism.
Devotional Worship at TMU
As part of the partial Indradhwaj Mahamandal Vidhan, worship was performed with the recitation of Jaymala and the offering of Arghya and Dravya. Members of the Kuladhipati family participated in the religious rituals with devotion and followed the prescribed rituals.
Jain faculty members and students of the university also took part in the worship ceremony. They offered prayers with faith and devotion and expressed their spiritual feelings through devotional dance performances.
The ceremony provided an opportunity for the university community to come together and participate in a traditional Jain religious practice.
The programme was attended by TMU Kuladhipati Suresh Jain, Veena Jain, GVC Manish Jain, Richa Jain, Executive Director Akshat Jain and Jahnavi Jain, along with other members of the Kuladhipati family.
TMU Vice Chancellor Prof. V.K. Jain, Brahmacharini Dr Kalpana Jain, Karuna Jain, Manoj Jain, Dr Vipin Jain, Dr Ravi Jain, Dr Akshay Jain, Dr Archana Jain, Vaibhav Jain, Arzu Jain, Dr Puneet Jain and Swati Jain were also present.
Members of the university administration, faculty, Jain faculty members, students and devotees participated in the programme and received the blessings of the revered Jain saints.
Conclusion
The Indradhwaj Mahamandal Vidhan programme at TMU marked an important spiritual occasion during its 50th anniversary year. The devotional worship, prayers and participation of the university community created an atmosphere of faith and religious devotion on the campus. The programme concluded with prayers and blessings for the well-being and prosperity of the TMU family.
