FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK
Dear Reader,
Jai Jinendra!
The International School for Jain Studies ‘ISJS’ is dedicated to the study and dissemination of Jain tradition, culture, history, art, and philosophy. Our mission is to extend the reach of Jain teachings to every corner of the globe.
ISJS is pleased to announce the 20th edition of its prestigious International Summer School for Jain Studies, a five-week residential program, commencing on June 17, 2025, offering an opportunity to closely observe and engage with Jain practices.
Additionally, ISJS is proud to continue the Bhagwan Mahavira Prakrit Fellowship, a nine-month course beginning in September 2025, focusing on Hemachandra’s 12th-century Prakrit grammar, providing in-depth knowledge of the language and Jain literature.
In line with our commitment to expanding educational offerings, ISJS is also introducing an online Apabhramsa course for Hindi speakers to enhance understanding of linguistic and literary heritage of India.
With warm regards!
Jai Jinendra!
The International School for Jain Studies ‘ISJS’ is dedicated to the study and dissemination of Jain tradition, culture, history, art, and philosophy. Our mission is to extend the reach of Jain teachings to every corner of the globe.
ISJS is pleased to announce the 20th edition of its prestigious International Summer School for Jain Studies, a five-week residential program, commencing on June 17, 2025, offering an opportunity to closely observe and engage with Jain practices.
Additionally, ISJS is proud to continue the Bhagwan Mahavira Prakrit Fellowship, a nine-month course beginning in September 2025, focusing on Hemachandra’s 12th-century Prakrit grammar, providing in-depth knowledge of the language and Jain literature.
In line with our commitment to expanding educational offerings, ISJS is also introducing an online Apabhramsa course for Hindi speakers to enhance understanding of linguistic and literary heritage of India.
With warm regards!
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