Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis inaugurated the grand spiritual and cultural conclave, ‘Rishabhayan 02’, at the Korra Centre in Borivali West. The three-day event, dedicated to Lord Rishabhdev—the pioneer of Indian civilization—marks a historic moment blending spirituality, culture, and leadership.
During the inauguration, CM Fadnavis released the ‘Rishabhayan’ book, describing it as more than a religious text, but a timeless guide offering eternal values relevant to today’s society. The event began with blessings from Jain Gachchhadhipati Pujya Yashovarmasuriji Maharaj and included spiritual leaders from Jain, Vedic, Sikh, and other traditions, reflecting India’s rich heritage of Sarva Dharma Sambhava (universal religious harmony).
The presence of revered saints like Pujya Kothari Shri Dharmanand Swami Maharaj, Acharya Nayan Padmasagar Maharaj, Mahamandaleshwar Shri Rajendra Namgiri Ji, and others elevated the spiritual essence of the conclave. CM Fadnavis received blessings and a warm felicitation from Jain Acharyas and was joined by dignitaries including Maharashtra Cabinet Minister Mangal Prabhat Lodha and local MLA Sanjay Upadhyay.
The event is organized by Labdhi Vikram Janseva Trust under Managing Trustee Shri Kiritbhai Doshi with support from prominent figures such as Shri Mukeshbhai Jain and social worker Shri Sunil Lodha. A landmark moment was the historic release of 1,111 sacred texts by representatives of the Mumbai Jain Sangh and Jain associations nationwide.
In addition, the Chief Minister inaugurated a grand historical and religious exhibition by the Sarva Dharma Group, aiming to reconnect younger generations with India’s rich civilizational roots. The ongoing conclave continues to attract spiritual leaders, national figures, and devotees, promoting unity through ancient wisdom and modern consciousness.
The event was smoothly hosted by Punya Shravika Ms. Sejal Ben, whose devotional anchoring enhanced the ceremony’s emotional depth. ‘Rishabhayan 02’ stands as a bridge uniting India’s spiritual heritage with contemporary society.
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