Jain Vishva Bharati Ladnun

Jain Vishva Bharati Institute (JVBI) is a deemed university located in Ladnun, Nagaur District, Rajasthan. Founded in 1970 with inspiration from Acharya Tulsi, it is a renowned centre for Jain philosophy, Prakrit and Sanskrit studies, and the Anuvrat and Preksha Meditation movements. The campus includes academic blocks, meditation centre, library and museums, and is notable for promoting non-violence, spirituality and Jain education.

Visitors can expect a quiet, sprawling academic and spiritual campus in Ladnun with modern and traditional buildings, meditation halls, a central library with manuscripts, exhibition areas related to Jain studies, and landscaped grounds. The environment is scholarly and serene, with opportunities to observe academic activities, learn about Jain philosophy and Preksha meditation, and explore the institute's museum and prayer areas.

Established in 1970 at Ladnun with the inspiration and guidance of Acharya Tulsi, the 9th Acharya of Jain Terapanth, to promote Jain studies and the Anuvrat movement. It was declared a Deemed University by the Government of India in 1991 for its work in Jain philosophy, Prakrit, Sanskrit and related disciplines.

An important centre for Jain culture and education, dedicated to the study and propagation of Jain principles of non-violence, anekantavada and aparigraha. It is the headquarters for the Anuvrat Movement and Preksha Meditation system, attracting scholars, students and spiritual seekers interested in Jain heritage and meditation practices.