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Shrimal Jain is an ancient Jain community originally from the Shrimal or Bhinmal town in southern Rajasthan.
They mainly reside in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. Some of them migrated to northern India, specially to Haryana/delhi region in ancient times.
Prominent Shrimals include
They have historically connected with the Porwal and Oswal communities.
The Court Jewelers to H.E. The Viceroy and Governor General of British India built Calcutta Jain Temple in 1867.[3] The temple is famous as Parasnath Temple. It is built in Belgian glass and sited in the tourist map of Kolkata, India. It is also known as Mookim's temple garden situated in 36, Badridas Temple Street, Maniktolla, Kolkata 700004. Rai Badridas Bahadoor Mookim[4] was son of Kalkadas Mookim. He migrated from Lucknow to Kolkata. He built some other Jain temples in Sammet Shikhar and Purimatal (Allahabad).
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