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Abhay Prabhavana Museum & Knowledge Centre — A tribute to India’s rich legacy

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Abhay Prabhavana Museum and Knowledge Centre near Pune is a unique museum. Conceptualised by visionary leader Abhay Firodia, this institution is not merely a museum, it is a sanctuary of curiosity and thought, a canvas of cultural enrichment and a beacon for future generations. The museum blends the ancient with the avant-garde. Through immersive storytelling, state-of-the-art design, and thought-provoking exhibits, Abhay Prabhavana brings to life the profound tenets of Jain philosophy, Indian heritage, and the message of compassionate and conscious living. In order to extend this message beyond walls and into the hearts of young learners, this museum and knowledge centre has launched immersive educational initiatives.

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Tailored for school and college students across disciplines — from humanities to design — the programme features group tours led by academicians. These guided journeys unveil 30 state-of-the-art galleries, each a portal into themes such as philosophy, traditions, artistic expressions and social practices. The experience is both panoramic and personal. Set amid 20 acres of landscaped gardens, highlights include the towering 100 feet Manstambh, symbolising spiritual elevation, the resplendent 43 feet sculpture of Rishabhdev: the first Tirthankar who introduced civilisational markers, and the Plaza of Equanimity, designed to inspire inner reflection.

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