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Gyan Sagar Science Foundation Volume 1 Issue 1 April 2013 Online at www.gyansagarsciencefoundation.in Journal of Gyan Sagar Science Foundation thou ifjp; ije iwT; ljkddks)kjd mik/;k; jRu eqfu Jh 108 Kkulkxj th egkjkt tUe frfFk %& oS’kk[k’kqDy f}rh; fo la- 1 ebZ 1957 tUe LFkku %& eqjSuk ¼e/;izns’k½ tUe uke %& Jh mes’k dqekj th tSu firk dk uke %& Jh ’kkafryky th tSu ekrk dk uke %& Jh v’kQhZ nsoh tSu czEgp;Z ozr %& la- 2031] lu~ 1974 {kqYyd nh{kk %& lksukfxj th 05-11-1976 {kq-nh{kksijkar uke %& {kq Jh xq.klkxj th {kqYyd nh{kk xq: %& vkpk;Z Jh lqefrlkxj th egkjkt eqfu nh{kk %& lksukfxj th egkohj t;Urh 31-03-1988 nh{kk xq: %& vkpk;Z Jh lqefrlkxj th egkjkt mik/;k; in %& lj/kuk 30-11-1989] ftyk esjB ¼m-iz-½ Kku dh laink ls le`) mik/;k; Jh 108 Kkulkxj th egkjkt dk O;fDrRo ,d ,sls Økafrdkjh lk/kd dh vuojr lk/kuk ;k=kk dk og vusdkfUrd nLrkost gS ftlus le; ds ukV~; x`g esa vius lIrHkaxh izKku ds vusdksa jax fc[ksjs gSaA paEcy ds ikjn’khZ uhj vkSj mldh xgjkbZ us eqjSuk esa 1 ebZ 1957 dks bu egku riLoh dk mn; mes’k ds :i esa gqvkA ek=k 17 o"kZ dh vk;q esa czEgp;Z ozr vkSj 19 o"kZ dh vk;q esa X;kjg izfrek ozr dks /kkj.k dj 12 o"kksZa rd vius thou dks ri dh vfXu esa rikdj dqanu cuk;kA iwT; firk Jh ’kafryky th ,oa ekrkJh v’kQhZ nsoh th dh izFke larku mes’k th us 5 uoEcj 1976 dks fl) {ks=k lksukfxj esa {kqYyd nh{kk xzg.k dj vius xq: lekf/klezkV vkpk;Z 108 Jh lqefrlkxj th ds pj.kksa esa Lo;a dks lnk&lnk ds fy, lefiZr dj fn;kA mes’k ls :ikarfjr gq, {kqYyd xq.klkxj th us dbZ o"kksZa rd U;k; O;kdj.k ,oa fl)kUr ds vusd xzUFkksa dk fparu euu v/k~;;u fd;kA ri’pj.k dh dfBu vkSj cgqvk;keh lk/kuk viuh iw.kZ rstfLork ds lkFk vxzlj jgh vius mRd"kZ dh ryk’k esa egkohj t;arh ds ikou izlax ij 31 ekpZ 1988 dks {kq- Jh us vkpk;Z 108 Jh lqefrlkxj th egkjkt lsa fl){ks=k lksukfxj nfr;k ¼e-iz-½ esa fuxzZUFk eqfu nh{kk xzg.k dh vkSj rc vkfoHkkZo gqvk ml ;qok Økafrn`"Vk riLoh dk ftls eqfu Kkulkxj ds :i esa ;qx us igpkukA vYi le; i’pkr gh 30 tuojh 1989 dks lj/kuk ftyk&esjB ¼m-iz-½ esa vkpk;Z 108 Jh lqefrlkxj th us iwT; Jh Kkulkxj egkjkt th dks mik/;k; in ls lq’kksfHkr fd;kA ije iwT; mik/;k; 108 Jh Kkulkxj th orZeku ;qx ds ,d ,sls ;qok n`"Vk Økafrdkjh fopkjd] thou ltZd vkSj vkpkj fu"V fnxEcj lar gS ftuds tudY;k.kh fopkj thou dh vuUr xgjkbZ;ksa] vuqHkwfr;ks ,oa lk/kuk dh vuar Å¡pkbZ;ksa ls mn~Hkwr gks ekuoh; fparu ds lgt ifj"dkj esa lUu) gSA thou dks mldh lexzrk esa tkuus vkSj le>us dh dyk ls ifjfpr djkrs gSaA iwT; xq#nso ds mins’k ges’kk thou leL;kvksa dh xgure xqfRFk;ksa ds eeZ dk laLi’kZ djrs gSaA ije iwT; mik/;k; Jh us lekt ds izR;sd oxZ ds mRFkku ds fy, vFkd iz;kl fd;s gSa ,oa fujarj tkjh gSaA cqf+)thfo;ksa dks ,d eap ij ykdj vk/;kRe ,oa drZO; nksuksa igyqvksa dks lekurk ls mtkxj fd;k gS ,oa MkWDVj] odhy] vkbZ , ,l rFkk fo’ks"k :i ls oSKkfudksa dks ,d eap ij ykdj tSu /kEkZ esa Nqis foKku ,oa mldh mRd`"Vrk dks QSyk;k gSA bu iz;klksa ds fy, oSKkfudksa us ije iwT; mik/;k; 108 Jh Kkulkxj th egkjkt dks 31 tuojh 2010 dks Þlalkj m)kjdß dh mikf/k ls vyad`r fd;k gSA muds lk/kuke;h rstLoh thou dks ’kCnks dh ifjf/k esa cka/kuk laHko ugha gSA ije iwT; mik/;k; Jh ds lans’k ;qxksa rd laEiw.kZ ekuork dk ekxZn’kZu djsa] gesa va/kdkj ls nwj izdk’k ds chp tkus dk ekxZ crkrs jgas] gekjh tM+rk dks bfr dj gesa xfr’khy cuk,a] lH;’kkyhu ,oa lqlaLd`r cukrs jgas] ;gh gekjs eaxyHkko gS] gekjs fpRr dh vfHkO;fDr gS] vkSj gekjh izkFkZuk Hkh! Journal of From the Desk of Gyan Sagar Science Foundation the Editor-in-Chief Editor-in-Chief Editor Dr. Sanjeev Sogani Prof. Vimal Jain With the blessing of Param Poojya Advisor Sarakodharaka Upadhyayrathan Munishri 108 Dr. D. C. Jain Gyansagar Maharaj ji, we are peased to publish the first issue of the Journal of Gyan Sagar Science Foundation.An attempt has been made Editorial/advisor Board to converge, Science, Society and Spirituality Prof. Anupam Jain in a single forum. Such a move will enable Prof. Dr. Paras Mal Agrawal us to strike a balance between materialistic Prof. Dr. N. L. Kachhara requirements and spiritual understasnding for Prof. Dr. Ashok Jain sutasnining growth and harmonious living. In Prof. Dr. Sohan Raj Tater this issue papers from different disciplines, Prof. Dr. Subhash Chandra Jain natural science, Jain philosophy and work at Dr. Surinder Singh Pokharna their interfaces are included. The latter theme is Prof. Dr. Mahavir Raj Gelra reflected from many papers such as, Medicinal Prof. Dr. Anshu Dandia plants & Jainism and self interaction of Karma & Genes. We dedicate Journal of Gyan Sagar Science Foundation to our revered Munishri 108 Gyansagar Maharaj ji. The papers Published Every Year by published in this issue were presented during Gyan Sagar Science Foundation the conference “Scientific Development and J-85, Sarita Vihar, New Delhi 110076 our Responsibility” held in Mumbai during E-mail: [email protected] 7-8 January, 2012. The first conference in this series was held at Bangalore during Preparation and Arrangement of Manuscript: Instruction to Authors on Page No. 61,89 29-31 January, 2010. This series of conferences are organized by the Gyan Sagar Science Printed and Published by BrandSmiths Foundation and are supported by the 35-36, LGF, Block-3, Charmwood, Eros Garden, Faridabad-121019 protagonist and philanthropist of Jain Society. Tel: 0129-4082422, 23, Email: [email protected], Journal of Gyan Sagar Science Views and opinions expressed in this publication are Foundation will publish high quality papers in not necessarily those of publishers. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the information natural science and Jain philosophy. It is hoped published in this issue, BrandSmiths or any of its that the Journal will be a medium for creating associates can not take any responsibillity for any awareness in the society about the scientific errors or omissions. No part of this publication can be facts and spiritual knowledge for global printed in any form without the permission in writing from publisher. harmony and peace. Contents Message .............................................................................................................................................. 1 Message received from Param Poojya Sarakoddharaka Upadhyarathna ........................................... 2 Munishri 108 Gyansagar Maharaj ji .................................................................................................. 3 Message received from Jagadguru Swastishree Charukeerti Bhattaraka Swamiji ............................. 3 E-mail Message received from former President of India .................................................................. 3 Jainism and Science .......................................................................................................................... 4 Introduction & Aim ............................................................................................................................ 5 Abstracts ............................................................................................................................................ 6 Role of Earth Scientists in the Development of Karnataka’s Natural Resources ................................. 7 Indian Space Programme - A Boon for Common Man ...................................................................... 8 Deveopment of Plant Based Branded Bioactives for Nutrition and Health Care .............................. 9 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles: Development and Manufacture for Peaceful Applications ................... 9 Organochalcogen Compounds In Materials Science And Biology .................................................... 10 Importance of Jaina Mathematics .................................................................................................... 11 Scientific Estimation of Period And Biography of Bhagwan Rishabhdev and Exploring ................... 12 Microorganisms as Mentioned in Jainism ........................................................................................ 12 Botany In Prakrit Aagam Sahitya ...................................................................................................... 13 Limitations of Scientific knowledge and the concept of knowledge through consciousness in Jain philosophy ........................................................................................ 13 Jain theory of knowledge & Modern computer systems .................................................................. 14 Jain Karmic Theory and Genetic Science .......................................................................................... 15 Jain Philosophy in Modern Scientific Perspective ............................................................................. 15 Science and our Responsibilities ...................................................................................................... 16 Jainism and Modern Cosmology ...................................................................................................... 17 Natural Products: Essential Resources for Drug Discovery ............................................................... 17 Greener Synthetic Aternatives to Pharmaceutically And Industrially Important Compounds ............................................................... 15 Contribution of Jaina Mathematicians ............................................................................................. 18 Environmental Science and Jainism ................................................................................................. 19 Medicinal Plants and Jainism ...........................................................................................................
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