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Devendra Brahmachari (Bhai Ji)[edit]

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Personal detailsBornDevendra JainOccupationJain MonkOrganizationJan Arogyam FoundationNotable works- Maha-Mahavirotsav-2024 - World Non-Violence Summit-2024 - World Welfare Dialogue-2023 - Maha-Mahavirotsav-2022 - Yoga Mahotsav-2021 - Media Promotion Ceremony 2021-22 - Maha-Mahavirotsav-2019 - India-UK Culture Summit-2019 - Harmony Festival 2019 - Maryada Mahotsav-2018 - Brotherhood Festival-2018ParentsMrs. Tara Devi Jain (Mother) Mr. Gulabchand Jain (Father)Awards- Bharat Gaurav Award London Parliament-2019 - Achievement Award London-2018 - Maharashtra Jan Gaurav Award-2024Websitehttps://devendrabrahmachari.com/

Shraddhey Shree Devendra Brahmachari, known affectionately as Bhai Ji (born Devendra Jain on 16 April 1988), is a respected Jain monk and spiritual leader. He was born in Niwari, Madhya Pradesh[1], and took his vow of celibacy under Saint Shiromani Param Pujya Acharya Vidyasagar Ji Maharaj on 27 January 2008, in Madhya Pradesh. Since then, he has dedicated his life to promoting the principles of Tirthankar Lord Mahavir and has become known for his efforts in fostering social harmony[2] through various initiatives.

Early Life and Education[edit]

Devendra Brahmachari, born Devendra Jain on 16 April 1988 in Luhargawan, Niwari district, Madhya Pradesh, embraced a life of renunciation at a young age. He is the son of Mrs. Tara Devi Jain and Mr. Gulabchand Jain. He completed his matriculation and furthered his education in yoga, becoming an Authentic Yoga Instructor at The Yoga Institute in Mumbai. On 27 January 2008, he took a vow of celibacy under Saint Shiromani Param Pujya Acharya Shri 108 Vidyasagar Ji Maharaj in Bahoriband, Madhya Pradesh. His early dedication to the principles of Lord Mahavira set the foundation for his lifelong commitment to promoting peace and harmony through various social and religious initiatives.

Religious Life[edit]

On 27 January 2008, he renounced worldly life and took the vow of celibacy under the guidance of Saint Shiromani Param Pujya Acharya Shri 108 Vidyasagar Ji Maharaj in Bahoriband, Madhya Pradesh. Since then, he has dedicated his life to spiritual pursuits and the promotion of Jain principles.

Contributions and Activities[edit]

  • Maha-Mahavirotsav-2024[3]
  • World Non-Violence Summit-2024
  • World Welfare Dialogue-2023
  • Maha-Mahavirotsav-2022
  • Yoga Mahotsav-2021
  • Media Promotion Ceremony 2021-22
  • Maha-Mahavirotsav-2019
  • India-UK Culture Summit-2019
  • Harmony Festival 2019
  • Maryada Mahotsav-2018
  • Brotherhood Festival-2018

These initiatives have brought together prominent religious leaders, politicians, artists, and industrialists, enhancing the reach and impact of his work.

Awards and Recognition[edit]

Shraddhey Shree Devendra Brahmachari has been honored with several prestigious awards for his contributions, including:

  • Bharat Gaurav Award (London Parliament, 2019)[4]
  • Achievement Award (London, 2018)
  • Maharashtra Jan Gaurav Award (2024)[5]

Legacy and Impact[edit]

Shraddhey Shree Devendra Brahmachari (Bhai Ji) continues to inspire and lead with his commitment to non-violence, truth, and spiritual growth. His work in promoting social harmony and cultural exchange has made a lasting impact on society. He remains a respected figure in the Jain community and beyond, known for his dedication to humanitarian causes and his ability to foster unity and peace among diverse communities.

  1. ^ "District Administration Niwari, Government of Madhya Pradesh | Ancient Capital of Bundelkhand | India". Retrieved 2024-05-23.
  2. ^ "The Jaina Way to Peace, Harmony and Social Excellence @ HereNow4U". HereNow4U: Portal on Jainism and next level consciousness. Retrieved 2024-05-23.
  3. ^ "Mahavir Jayanti 2024: Date, history, significance, celebration of Jain festival". The Times of India. 2024-04-23. ISSN 0971-8257. Retrieved 2024-05-23.
  4. ^ "British Parliament, London, United Kingdom | 19th July 2019". Bharat Gaurav Awards. Retrieved 2024-05-23.
  5. ^ "'Maharashtra Jan Gaurav Puraskar-2024': राजभवन महाराष्ट्र जन गौरव पुरस्कार-2024 का भव्य आयोजन - Joindia". 2024-01-07. Retrieved 2024-05-23.