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Jain Institutions Around Sammed Shikharji
Jain Groups
Sammed Shikharji is supported by a wide network of Jain institutions that uphold the sanctity, discipline, and smooth functioning of this supreme pilgrimage site. Various Jain sanghs, trusts, dharamshalas, bhojanalayas, ashrams, and mandals operate in and around Madhuban and Parasnath Hill, serving pilgrims from across India and abroad. These institutions manage temple worship, tonk maintenance, accommodation, and strictly Jain food services, while also guiding pilgrims in observing traditional maryada. Many organizations also provide medical aid, cleanliness services, environmental protection, and religious education. Working in harmony across traditions, these institutions ensure that Sammed Shikharji remains a spiritually pure, well-organized, and welcoming tirtha for all devotees.
Jain Sanghs
Jain sanghs play a key role in coordinating religious activities, pilgrim discipline, and traditional observances at Sammed Shikharji.
Jain Trusts
Jain trusts are responsible for the long-term management and preservation of the tirtha. Their work includes maintaining tonks
Dharamshalas
Dharamshalas provide essential accommodation for pilgrims visiting Sammed Shikharji. Located mainly in Madhuban
Bhojanalayas
Jain bhojanalayas serve satvik, strictly Jain meals to pilgrims. Operated by trusts and sanghs, these food facilities follow tradition
Ashrams & Upashrayas
Ashrams and upashrayas offer spaces for meditation, sadhana, and religious study. They also provide residence for sadhus.
Dharamshalas
Jain mandals and voluntary groups support pilgrims through seva activities such as cleanliness drives, medical assistance.