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The four traditional forms of giving, and the nidhis of this kshetra.
The shikhar and the sabha mandap are due for restoration, and a structural assessment is underway.
Read about the jirnoddharAhar, aushadh, shastra and abhay daan are the chaturvidh daan, the four forms of giving described in Jain scripture. Alongside these, the trust collects for the jirnoddhar and its other standing nidhis. There is no online payment on this site: the trust's bank details and phone numbers are further down this page, and the office will help with the rest.
The four forms of giving described in Jain scripture: ahar (food), aushadh (medicine), shastra (scripture and knowledge), and abhay (protection from fear).
Standing funds the trust collects against, beyond the four traditional daans.
Every rupee is received by the registered public trust named below, whose fifteen-member Vyavasthapan Samiti is published in full on this site. Daan goes to the daily abhishek and puja, the upkeep of the kshetra, and the jirnoddhar.
The trust does not hold an 80G certificate, so daan to this kshetra is not tax deductible. It is better said plainly than left to be assumed.
Shree 1008 Vimalnath Digambar Jain Atishay Kshetra, Ambajogai · A/1708 (Beed)
There is no online payment on this site. Transfer directly to the trust account below, or call the office, which will help complete the daan and issue a receipt.
Cleaning and upkeep of the kshetra grounds.
Serving meals to pilgrims on festival days.
Teaching children Jain principles, mantras and conduct.
Knowledge of Jain scripture · Patience with children
Crowd management, registration and hospitality during parvas.
To offer seva, speak to the trust office.