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JAIN WAVES

Community

Area and regional groups

Groups for your building, your area, your city, your region and your state — so that a message about a pathshala timing reaches the four hundred people it concerns and not forty thousand it does not.

Aerial view of the cluster of Jain temples on Girnar mountain, their white spires set against the hillside
Girnar Jain TemplesJunagadh, Gujarat© Credits

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Groups are an app feature and there are none running today. There is no group to join from this page, and no member count to quote — if you see one anywhere claiming otherwise, it is not us.

Why they are scoped by place

Almost everything a Jain community actually needs to say to itself is local. A pravachan on Thursday, a bhojanshala closed for a week, a pathshala changing rooms, a swamivatsalya, someone in hospital who needs visitors. None of it means anything three districts away, and a group that carries all of it to everybody is a group people mute within a month.

How they will be moderated

Each group will have moderators from that place — the sangh’s own people, not a distant office. The community guidelines apply everywhere and are the same rules for everyone: no sectarian attack, no political campaigning, no business spam, no personal data about somebody else, nothing that would embarrass the sangh to have posted in its own name.