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Spurred by a need to bring about social transformation in India, the Bharatiya Jain Sanghatana (BJS) was established in 1985 as a crusading, non-political and non-profit professionally managed organisation by
Mr. Shantilal Muttha with its head office at Pune in India.

Working towards Social Enlightenment, BJS has been in the forefront of doing exemplary work in the field of Social Service, Disaster Management and Education. Founded as Akhil Maharashtra Jain Sanghatana in 1985, it got its present name Bharatiya Jain Sanghatana (BJS) in 1993 in the wake of the Latur earthquake and was registered as BJS on 18th October 1993.

The BJS has a strong network in India spread over 28 states initially comprising of volunteers from the Jain Community. This network promptly rises to the occasion whenever natural or other disasters occur anywhere in the country. 

BJS helps in rescue, relief and rehabilitation efforts to all people without any discrimination. BJS has fully utilized the resources of this network as well as the resources of other organizations in terms of manpower, infrastructure, finance and logistics to reach out to the people hit by disasters any where in the country. 

BJS is dedicated to nation-building through the spheres of providing rehabilitation resources during natural and man-made disasters, creating and promoting parameters of excellence in education and conducting mass marriages, medical camps and awareness campaigns.

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