The Two Major Problems
Existential threats with massive downstream effects on the Jain community. If left unaddressed, they threaten the survival of our core identity.
Declining Population
Existential Threat
An already microscopic community is shrinking globally at an alarming rate due to shifting cultural norms.
Diluted Political Stance
Declining numbers correlate directly to declining security and influence on the world stage.
Declining Philosophy
Extinction of Identity
Core Jain values and identity are failing to transfer to the next generation in urban environments.
Secular Replacement
Traditional practices are being entirely replaced by global, homogenized secular culture.
Human Life Mapping (0-100 Years)
Where our community loses its youth—and the exact window where we must intervene.
Root Cause Issue Tree
Drivers of Population Decline
Cultural Shift
Global preference for smaller families and DINK (Double Income No Kids) lifestyles. Extremely hard to reverse.
No Match & Stability
Inability to find a suitable Jain partner due to fragmented communities; financial instability delaying marriage.
High Cost of Rearing
Too much time, money, and effort required to raise multiple kids in isolated urban environments without support.
Drivers of Philosophy Decline
Apathy
Parents having absolutely no interest in Jain values, prioritizing secular globalism completely.
Parental Confusion
Parents want to pass on values but are confused between deep philosophy and archaic religious ritual.
Lack of Infrastructure
Severe lack of competitive Jain day schools and boarding schools that balance modern academics with core values.
A 2,000-Person Ecosystem
The only way to sustainably reverse these trends is to build a massive, parallel infrastructure that our people actually want to live in.
Target Users
- Pre-parents seeking Jain partners & fertility prep.
- Parents desiring Jain-value holistic schooling.
- Elders seeking multi-gen living & spiritual proximity.
Core Problems Solved
- End urban isolation and nuclear family burnout.
- Bypass astronomical costs of urban education/living.
- Eliminate hypocrisy between school culture vs home values.
The Solution
- Jain Residential School: Preconception to Graduation lifecycle support.
- Multi-Gen Campus: 12-month residencies for parents & elders on site.
- Self-Sufficient: Off-grid food, water, energy, and community security.
Infrastructure Breakdown
500 Students
K-12 CBSE aligned academic infrastructure and dedicated residential hostels.
1,000 Parents & Guests
Multi-gen living spaces (1BHK/2BHK) for 12-month residencies and weekend visits.
300 Staff
Housing for campus operations.
200 Pre-Parents
Fertility prep residencies.
Derasar & Spiritual Complex
A magnificent dedicated spiritual center for daily practice, philosophy classes, and community rituals.
Healthcare Hub
Medical clinic, fertility center, Ayurvedic spa.
Athletic Complex
Swimming pool, gymnasium, outoor courts.
Maha-Rasoi
Large-scale Jain pure kitchen & dining hall.
Self-Sufficiency
Off-grid solar, water recycling, local food.
Membership Details
Legacy
Founding Member
Funds the initial land and construction costs. Passes down generations.
*Subsidies available via philanthropic donors for deserving families focused on sadhana over wealth.
Usage
Non-Legacy Access
Funds the ongoing maintenance, food, and staff operations.
Access Includes
Financial Viability
Estimated Economics
Target Internal Rate of Return
Highly viable ecosystem design
Estimated Payback Period
Self-sustaining operating model
Execution & Advisory Board
We are actively seeking 12 expert advisors to guide the execution of this $31 Cr master plan.
Execution Leadership
Priyankeshbhai Patel
Founder & Director
Educational Innovation
Dr. Neeraj Shah
Academic Head
CBSE Ph.D Education
Rajeshbhai Jain
Finance Head
CA, Ed-Management
Target Advisory Seats
"Why Do I Want to Do This?"
Dedicated to Jain Sashan
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Oldest Philosophy Realization of it being the oldest, most comprehensive, and most reasonable philosophical framework for existence.
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Total Submission Submitting my prime years to a larger cause — understanding that a human life is rare, and leaving a legacy of survival is the highest calling.
Fundamentals & Long Term
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Tough Problems Address the toughest existential problems head-on. Move the needle meaningfully. Play directly to our strengths as a community.
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Best Practices Bring modern best practices from professionally managed institutions to spiritual ecosystems. Guaranteeing speed of execution and longevity.