A trust devoted to Samyakgyan — right knowledge, rightly shared.
Samyakgyan Prachar-Prasar Trust exists to preserve, propagate and make alive the wisdom of Jain Darshan — its scriptures, its languages, its manuscripts and its lived practice — for the present generation and the next.
- Based in
- Jaipur, Rajasthan
- Serving for
- 15+ years
- Registered
- 2022
Knowledge that is preserved but not shared is a memory.
Knowledge that is shared but not preserved is a passing voice.
Our work is to honour both.
जो ज्ञान सहेजा गया पर बाँटा नहीं गया, वह केवल स्मृति है; जो बाँटा गया पर सहेजा नहीं गया, वह क्षणिक स्वर है। हमारा कार्य — दोनों का सम्मान।
From quiet service to six portals.
The trust did not begin with a building or a budget. For more than fifteen years the work went on quietly, in the service of students and scholars of Jain Darshan. In 2022 it was given a name and a structure: the Samyakgyan Prachar-Prasar Trust, registered in Jaipur.
Since then the work has grown into national workshops held with the Department of Philosophy, University of Rajasthan and the Pandit Todarmal Smarak Trust; Free Accommodation and Educational Financial Assistance for students; teaching at institutions that invite the trust's scholars; and, from 9 October 2026, six online portals that carry all of it to anyone, anywhere.
- 15+ years ago
Service begins
Years of quiet service to students and scholars, before the trust had a name.
- 2022
Registered as a trust
Samyakgyan Prachar-Prasar Trust is registered in Jaipur, and its work grows.
- June 2025
Prakrit Grammar Workshop
Eleven days on Prakrit Prakash with eighty trainees.
- October 2025
Pandulipi Workshop
Eight days with ancient scripts and manuscripts; 120+ participants.
- December 2025
Research Paper Workshop
Four days on the method and craft of research; eighty participants.
- January – August 2026
Sanskrit in four cities
Kota, Bhopal, Jaipur and Udaipur — 33 days of teaching.
- March · May 2026
Teaching at Dharampur
Two residencies at Shrimad Rajchandra Mission.
- September 2026
Dashlakshan portal
A resource portal and daily quiz for Dashlakshan Mahaparv.
- 9 October 2026
Six portals launch
The Digital Launch — six new doors to the study of Jinvani.
What we see, and what we do.
A living tradition — accessible to every sincere seeker.
Where pandulipis are read, not merely catalogued; where Prakrit and Sanskrit are spoken, not just translated; and where every student who wishes to study has the means and the mentorship to do so.
To preserve, propagate and make accessible — without compromise.
Workshops and partnerships that join shastric depth with today's accessibility — and interest-free educational grants, free counselling and free residence for those who could not otherwise walk this path.
Preserve
Pandulipis, oral traditions, and Prakrit, Sanskrit and Apabhramsa.
Propagate
Workshops, publications, online learning and guidance from scholars.
Empower
Educational grants, mentorship, accommodation and career guidance.
Connect
A living community of pandits, scholars, students and seekers.
The people who carry the work.
Trustees · ट्रस्टी मंडल
Shri Rahul Gangwal
Shri Vineet Gangwal
Smt. Kusum Gangwal
Margdarshak · मार्गदर्शक
Shri Rajesh Ji
Shri Manish Ji ‘Kahan’
Working together with esteemed institutions.
Department of Philosophy, University of Rajasthan
Joint host of the national workshops in Prakrit, Pandulipi and research writing.
Pandit Todarmal Smarak Trust
Partner in the national workshops and in the Jaipur Sanskrit camp.
Samarpan Charitable Trust · Shri Kundkund Kahan Shashwat Paramarthik Trust
Joint hosts of the Sanskrit camps at Bhopal and at Udaipur.
Shrimad Rajchandra Mission, Dharampur
Where the trust's scholars taught two residencies in 2026.
See what the trust does.
National workshops, Free Accommodation and Educational Financial Assistance, teaching on invitation, and six free online portals.