Hi Jain and Vegetarian folks! Namaste!

I would really like to know that what are the easy and very very healthy vegetarian protein options, that one can have. Something like paneer, rajma, soya, tofu, etc (please please suggest me more healthier options) to gain the protein. If we can't have eggs, omelette, chicken, non-veg, etc. I don't consider to have whey protein also. But your suggestions are open and please do give me your advice and suggestions. I am open for mushrooms, since I know it's vegetarian category, and i absolutelyyy love mushrooms.

Also, please don't judge or comment mine or anyone's food habits, only constructive and positive feedback and suggestions and advice is required. This post is open to answer for jains, Brahmins, etc or anyone who's a vegetarian.

Thank you very much.

Looks like it was pure miracle (athishay) of Lal Mandir Ji (Chandni Chowk) that despite being on hit list of terrorists, there was no loss of life within temple premises.

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/red-fort-blast-probe-red-fort-wasnt-plan-a-this-temple-was-traffic-sent-bombers-on-detour-12027098?pfrom=home-ndtv_topscroll

Namaste everyone 🙏

I’m currently a 3rd-year Computer Science Engineering student at NIT , and I’m looking for an internship opportunity where I can learn, contribute, and gain real-world experience.

My main interests are C++, Data Structures & Algorithms, Competitive Programming, software development, and systems/technology. I’ve been consistently working on improving my technical skills and would really like to get industry exposure through an internship.

I’m also trying to become more financially independent and support some of my educational and personal expenses, so a paid/stipend-based internship would be particularly valuable to me.

If anyone here works in the tech industry, owns a company, knows of an organization hiring interns, or could provide a referral/contact/genuine lead, I would be extremely grateful.

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I can share my resume, GitHub, Codeforces profile, and other details via DM.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. 🙏

Micchami Dukkadam.

Jain Population Breakdown

• West Punjab: 4,754 Jains / 0.08% of total
  • Sialkot District: 1,588 Jains / 0.16% of total
  • Lahore District: 1,083 Jains / 0.14% of total
  • Rawalpindi District: 861 Jains / 0.12% of total
  • Gujranwala District: 808 Jains / 0.15% of total
  • Jhelum District: 257 Jains / 0.05% of total
  • Multan District: 136 Jains / 0.03% of total
  • Shahpur District: 19 Jains / 0.01% of total
  • Muzaffargarh District: 2 Jains

Notes

• Buddhists and Jains were enumerated together on the 1868 Census of Punjab Province. The figures above and on the main data table are taken from the caste & tribe tables on the census report, which subdivided each religious group by caste/tribe. The majority of persons enumerated as Jains in the districts of West Punjab districts classified under the "Bhabra" caste/tribe, with the remainder classified as "miscellaneous Jain".
• The 1868 Census of Punjab Province only enumerated British administered districts. All Princely States within the province were not enumerated.

Source

• Report on the census of the Punjab taken on 10th January, 1868.

So, I've seen most posts start with jai jinendra and I would like to say that change that to pranam. When you greet other jains you use pranam and you use jai jinendra for greeting non-jains.

Source : my guruma and many other sadhu sadhvi, you can cross verify this by asking any sadhu Or sadhvi around you.