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Watch: Gujarat Couple Worth Rs 200 Crore Shower Money From "Chariot"
A Gujarat couple, who have donated nearly ₹200 crore to live out the rest of their lives as ascetics, participated in a procession to donate all their belongings and money.
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Bengaluru Man Shares Conversation With Rapido Driver, Internet Surprised
A Twitter user named Parag Jain, shared a thread on August 15, which includes the conversation between him and the Rapido rider.
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Surat Girl, 12, Becomes Jain Monk. Parents Say, "Proud Of Her"
Khushi Shah scored 97 per cent in class 6 and left school in November last year to lead a simple life. She will get Diksha today and embrace monkhood.
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Giving Up Home, Boyfriends And Ferraris: Why Young Jains Choose Diksha
Twelve-year-old Bhavya, son of a diamond merchant from Surat, loved Ferrari cars. Bhagyaratna Vijayji Maharaj, as he is known now, took a vow of renunciation a fortnight ago to join an order of Jain monks.
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From Diamantaire To Jain Monk, Yatrik Zaveri Chose Divinity Over Diamonds
A 59-year-old Mumbai-based diamond merchant, Yatrik Zaveri, took diksha on Sunday, to become a Jain monk. Diksha is the initiation ceremony in Jainism. Mr Yatrik is a partner in one of India's oldest diamond firms in Mumbai, Motilal Dahyabhai Zaveri & Sons.
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Surat Diamond Merchant And His Family To Become Jain Monks
Sanjay Shah, along with his family will take diksha, a Jain ritual of renunciation or initiation, on April 25 in Ahmedabad.
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Mumbai Youth Including Lawyer, Banker Just Became Monks
A hush seems to have fallen over Borivli's Chikoo Wadi as a four-day mammoth festival - Vijay Prasthan Utsav that literally means 'path to victory' - ended yesterday. Locals saw thousands of visitors throng the neighbourhood for the Jain spiritual festival. It featured 16 young men and women taking 'diksha', where they renounced the material world,...
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For Court Hearing, This Monk Wants 8 Months to Walk From Ahmedabad to Kolkata
A Jain monk ordered to appear in an Ahmedabad court has said that he needs eight months to get there because his strict faith prevents him from using any form of transport, which was ruled out by the court.
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Watch: Gujarat Couple Worth Rs 200 Crore Shower Money From "Chariot"
A Gujarat couple, who have donated nearly ₹200 crore to live out the rest of their lives as ascetics, participated in a procession to donate all their belongings and money.
-
Bengaluru Man Shares Conversation With Rapido Driver, Internet Surprised
A Twitter user named Parag Jain, shared a thread on August 15, which includes the conversation between him and the Rapido rider.
-
Surat Girl, 12, Becomes Jain Monk. Parents Say, "Proud Of Her"
Khushi Shah scored 97 per cent in class 6 and left school in November last year to lead a simple life. She will get Diksha today and embrace monkhood.
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Giving Up Home, Boyfriends And Ferraris: Why Young Jains Choose Diksha
Twelve-year-old Bhavya, son of a diamond merchant from Surat, loved Ferrari cars. Bhagyaratna Vijayji Maharaj, as he is known now, took a vow of renunciation a fortnight ago to join an order of Jain monks.
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From Diamantaire To Jain Monk, Yatrik Zaveri Chose Divinity Over Diamonds
A 59-year-old Mumbai-based diamond merchant, Yatrik Zaveri, took diksha on Sunday, to become a Jain monk. Diksha is the initiation ceremony in Jainism. Mr Yatrik is a partner in one of India's oldest diamond firms in Mumbai, Motilal Dahyabhai Zaveri & Sons.
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Surat Diamond Merchant And His Family To Become Jain Monks
Sanjay Shah, along with his family will take diksha, a Jain ritual of renunciation or initiation, on April 25 in Ahmedabad.
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Mumbai Youth Including Lawyer, Banker Just Became Monks
A hush seems to have fallen over Borivli's Chikoo Wadi as a four-day mammoth festival - Vijay Prasthan Utsav that literally means 'path to victory' - ended yesterday. Locals saw thousands of visitors throng the neighbourhood for the Jain spiritual festival. It featured 16 young men and women taking 'diksha', where they renounced the material world,...
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For Court Hearing, This Monk Wants 8 Months to Walk From Ahmedabad to Kolkata
A Jain monk ordered to appear in an Ahmedabad court has said that he needs eight months to get there because his strict faith prevents him from using any form of transport, which was ruled out by the court.
