Research Papers on Jain History Invited
The 6th Conference of Maharashtra Jain Itihas Parishad will be held at Solapur on 5th, 6th and 7th February 2010. Many scholars will attend it and present their research papers in the conference.
If you wish to read your research paper in the conference, you are welcome. The research paper must be related to Jain History, especially about Jainism in Maharashtra/ Deccan (Maharashtra, North Karnataka, North Andhra Pradesh, Goa etc.). You can present your research paper on any stream including Archeology, Social History, Political History, Art and Architecture, Literature, Folk Songs, Modern History etc.
Please contact Mr. Shrenik Annadate on 0 986 750 8814 or Mr. Chandramohan Shaha on 0 942 333 5300 for more details.
-Mahavir Sanglikar
0 962 372 5249
http://jainology.blogspot.com/
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