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Vol. XXIX · No. 2

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In Defence of Animals

The article "In Defence of Animals" by K. B. Jindal argues that animals require legal and moral protection because they cannot advocate for themselves, prompting the Jain Journal to advocate on their…

October - 1994Vol. XXIX · No. 2pp. 76–77

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Vol. 27 · No. 2

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Kundakundacarya: His Life and Works

By K. B. Jindal

The essay **Kundakundacarya: His Life and Works** reconstructs the biography and philosophical contributions of the great Digambara teacher Kundakundācārya. Early Jain chronicles trace the…

October - 1992Vol. 27 · No. 2pp. 83–89

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Vol. 26 · No. 1

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Five and Twenty Glorious Years

By K. B. Jindal

The Silver Jubilee issue of Jain Journal looks back over twenty-five productive years and places that achievement in the longer history of Jain periodicals. It recalls that the first Jain newspaper,…

July - 1991Vol. 26 · No. 1pp. i–iv

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Vol. 12 · No. 2

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Obeisance to Moon of Love

By K. B. Jindal, Ganesh Lalwani, Namo Premacandrimaya

“Obeisance to the Moon of Love” is an English free‑verse translation by K. B. Jindal of an operetta on a Jain legend originally composed in Bengali by Ganesh Lalwani. The operetta dramatizes episodes…

October - 1977Vol. 12 · No. 2pp. 43–50

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Vol. IX · No. 3

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Jainism of the Lake Poets

By K. B. Jindal

K. B. Jindal’s essay “Jainism of the Lake Poets” argues that English Romantic poets such as Wordsworth, Coleridge and Shelley intuitively embraced core Jain principles. Jindal notes that one need not…

Jan - 1975Vol. IX · No. 3pp. 93–98

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Vol. 9 · No. 1

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Are Jainas Hindus?

By K. B. Jindal

K.B. Jindal’s article challenges the assertion by Jawaharlal Nehru and other commentators that Jainism is simply a branch of Hinduism. Jindal begins by quoting Banerjee J.’s judgement in the 1957…

July 1974Vol. 9 · No. 1pp. 39–40

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Vol. VIII · No. 2

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Jaina Worship and Formula of Initiation

By K. B. Jindal

Jain worship is distinctive because it does not involve propitiating a creator god or asking for material favours. Instead it is a reverential practice directed toward spiritually perfected beings…

Oct - 1973Vol. VIII · No. 2pp. 45–53

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Vol. 8 · No. 1

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Lord Mahavira

By K. B. Jindal

K. B. Jindal’s article offers a comprehensive biographical study of Lord Mahavira, the twenty-fourth Tirthankara and last Arhat of Jainism. Born in 599 B.C. at Kundagrama in the kingdom of Videha,…

Jul-73Vol. 8 · No. 1pp. 4–10

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Vol. VII · No. 2

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Reals in Jainism

By K. B. Jindal

K. B. Jindal’s essay ‘Reals in Jainism’ elucidates the Jain metaphysical framework centred on six dravyas (substances). He begins by noting that the sacred text *Dravya Saṃgraha* opens with the…

Oct-72Vol. VII · No. 2pp. 77–82

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Vol. VI · No. 4

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The Doctrines of Jainism

By K. B. Jindal

The Doctrines of Jainism by K. B. Jindal presents a systematic exposition of Jain metaphysics, epistemology and ethics. It organizes Jain thought around three categories: metaphysics, philosophy and…

April 1972Vol. VI · No. 4pp. 17–37

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In Defence of Animals

Kundakundacarya: His Life and Works

Five and Twenty Glorious Years

Obeisance to Moon of Love

Jainism of the Lake Poets

Are Jainas Hindus?

Jaina Worship and Formula of Initiation

Lord Mahavira

Reals in Jainism

The Doctrines of Jainism

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