The record
Every figure below comes from our own brochures and event records — no estimates, and nothing we cannot show you a photograph of.
The record
Six initiatives, one town, and a photograph behind every number.
Sport
Our flagship multi-sport championship — 600+ participants, nine games, and an entire community on its feet.
Explore Jain OlympicsCulture
A Jain religious knowledge contest played as a live game show — teams, buzzer rounds, and an audience that cannot stay quiet.
Explore Dharm DhurandharLearning
A learning summer camp of six creative modules — from brush calligraphy and crochet to yoga and AI classes — ending with a certificate for every child.
Explore UmangAdventure
A city-wide treasure hunt across Nokha — clues, challenges and four hours of teams sprinting through their own town.
Explore Marudhara MysteryLeadership
A leadership and personal-branding session with Bangalore-based anchor and life skills trainer Sushmita Sethia — a first for Nokha.
Explore Modern LeadershipSkill
A ten-day shooting training camp at a professional range, led by SAI-certified coach Pavitra Bhadu.
Explore Target X
What the numbers miss
Around 600 people took part in the Jain Olympics. What the number does not carry is a grandparent and his grandchildren on the same field, or the noise a small town makes when the tug of war goes to a third pull.
Every child who finished Umang was handed a certificate in front of their family. For a lot of them it was the first document with their own name printed on it.
See the photographsMore participants, better equipment, longer camps, larger prize pools. The limiting factor has never been willingness — it has been funding.
