Digital resources of jainism by v jain bhu
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- Digitalization helps preserve rich cultural heritage and vast knowledge for future generations. Digital libraries provide global access to information with speed and accuracy. - Previously, Jainism was confined to India but is now spread worldwide through internet resources on Jain philosophy, concepts, and ethics. Social media has increased the reach of Jainism from local to global. - Digital libraries allow learning about different religions without discrimination and provide opportunities to understand various beliefs and communicate across faiths.
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- 1. Digital Resources & E-Books of Jainism on Internet Dr. Vivekanand Jain Deputy Librarian Banaras Hindu University Varanasi - 221005
- 2. Jainism Jainism is one of the oldest religion of the world. It have 24 Tirthankaras. The First Jain Tirthankar is known as Aadinath Swami or Lord Rishabhnath
- 3. Earlier Jainism was confined to a small region of India, but now its concepts and ethical literature is spread all over the world due to online availability over internet via digital Jain e-libraries. ICT and other social media have increased the boundaries of Jainism from local to global and accessibility from anywhere at any time.
- 4. Jain Digital Library The role of Jain digital e-library (www.jainelibrary.com or Jainelibrary.org ) and the International Digambar Jain Organisation (www.idjo.org ), institutional website, Religious TV Channels and Social media are contributing in the promotion of Jainism. The Jain literature spread over 100 countries in the world through Internet-based resources.
- 5. Social Media Religious Saint/ Monk/ Muni/ Sadhus and their followers are having websites as well as social media account for communication to individual and masses. It may be website, mobile phone, Facebook, Twitter, Blogs, Wikis, You tube, etc.
- 6. Why Digital Libraries? Online digital resources increase the efficiency of users to access more resources. Digitalization of resources is a step to preserve rich cultural heritage and vast knowledge treasure for coming generations.
- 7. To cope up with the information needs with speed and relative accuracy and reliability, the digital library is the most important and reliable solution. Information Communication Technologies (ICT) transforms the activities and services of libraries from manual system to digital information services.
- 8. Why Digitization? Easier to access remotely. Fast mode of communication. Powerful searching and browsing facilities. Foundation for new value added services. Digitization serves as a preservation tool.
- 9. Jain Monks
- 10. Jain Places / Temples
- 11. Jain E-Library: http://www.jainlibrary.org 6984 Books ; 4532 Articles; 38800+ Users
- 15. Project Gutenberg Project Gutenberg (PG) is a volunteer effort to digitize and archive cultural works, to "encourage the creation and distribution of eBooks". Founded in 1971 As of March 2016, Project Gutenberg claimed over 51,000 items in its collection, www.gutenberg.org
- 19. JAIN VIEW OF LIFE BY Prof. T. G. Kalghatgi, Mysore
- 20. Swetambar Literature Only list of books available / not full text
- 26. Jain Thesis on ShodhGanga of INFLIBNET
- 27. Institutes for Digital Preservation of Cultural Heritage NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF INDIA INDIRA GANDHI NATIONAL CENTRE FOR THE ARTS (IGNCA) DIGITAL LIBRARY OF INDIA (UDL Project) NATIONAL MISSION FOR MANUSCRIPTS (NMM) www.namami.org
- 28. Under the supervision of NMM above 70,053 Manuscripts with 9.4 million pages has been digitized (up to March 2013) from various repositories/ libraries of India. NMM have a plan for National Digital Manuscripts Library. www.namami.org
- 29. Important Website on Jainism
- 30. Important Website on Jainism
- 31. Important Website on Jainism
- 32. Important Website on Jainism
- 33. Worship of Book in Every Religion Hinduism : Bhagwad Gita Jainism Jinvani (Agama) Buddhism : Tripitaka (Sutras) Muslim Quran Christian - Holy Bible Sikhism - Guru Granth Sahib
- 34. OLPC : 2005 Data
- 36. Religious population in India 2011 Jains : 45 Lakh
- 37. Religious Census of India 2011 Jain Persons Males Females Total 4451753 2278097 2173656 Rural 904809 467577 437232 Urban 3546944 1810520 1736424 Jains Population in India
- 38. Summary Digitalization of resources is a step to preserve our rich cultural heritage and vast knowledge treasure for coming generations. To cope up with the information needs with speed and relative accuracy and reliability, the digital library is the most important and reliable solution.
- 39. Summary Information on Digital Libraries for global access. Netizens / online net users are not believed in the political boundaries of the nations. They feel themselves as a global citizen. Impact : Earlier Jainism was confined to a small region of India, but now all good concepts / ethical things spread all over the world through internet. Social media increase the boundaries of Jainism form India to global.
- 40. Summary Libraries are real democratic institution which serves all type of people of society and providing them literature on all religions and philosophy without any discrimination. Digital Libraries provides opportunities to know about all religions, way of worship, their religious values, to understand and communicate with each other.
Editor's Notes
- #35: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Religion&oldid=92971619 OLPC
- #37: http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/census-2011-data-on-population-by-religious-communities/article7579161.ece dated 27/08/2015. Accessed on 18/12/2015
- #38: http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011census/c-01.html Less female : 1,04,441