He had one daughter, Smt. Katla Jain who also expired in March
1985. His Daughter-in-law, Smt. Padmavati Jain (wife of Shri Prem Chandra
Jain) also expired in Sept. 1983.
In order to perpetuate his memory the said Trust donated a sum
of Rs. 50,000/- and about 150 books on Jaina Studies to the University of
Delhi, Delhi which on its part instituted Shri Raj Krishen Jain Memorial
Lectures on `Jaina Studies and Allied Topics like Ahimsa, Aparigraha,
Anekanta, etc., and Their Relationship to the Challenges of Our Times�.
According to the stipulation, a sum of Rs. 5,000/-will be proffered
annually to each speaker under this scheme who will deliver at least two
lectures.
Lectures under these series have been delivered by
l. Dr. Govind Chandra Pande
: The then Vice Chancellor,
�Jain Ethical Tradition and
University of Rajsthan,
Its
Relevance� Jaipur.
2. Dr. D.S. Kothari
: Chancellor, Jawaharlal
�Some Thoughts on
Science Nehru University,
and
Religion�. New Delhi.
3. Justice T.K. Tukol
: Rtd. Chief Justice,
�Yoga, Meditation
and Karnataka High Court,
Mysticism in Jainisim�
Bangalore.
4. Dr. B.R. Saksena
: The then Director,
� Jainism : Its
Contribution Ganganath Jha
to Indian Thought and
Its Research Institute,
Relevance to Indian
Religious Allahabad
Practices�
5, Dr. Nathmal Tatia
: Director, Jaina
�The Place of Jaina
Philosophy Vishva Bharati,
in Indian
Thought� Ladnun (Rajasthan)
6. Dr. T.G. Kalghatgi
: The then Director,
�Jaina Logic and Epistemology�
Institute of Jainology,
Mysore
University, Mysore
7. Dr. Kailash Chand Shastri
: The then Principal,
�Bharatiya Dharma Evam
Syadvada Sanskrit
Ahimsa� Mahavidyalaya,
Varanasi
8. Dr. Jagdish Chandra
Jain : Rtd. Director, Institute
�Jaina Katha Sahitya:
of Prakrit & Jainology,
Vividha
Rupon Mein Vaishali
(resident at Bombay).
9. Dr. Krishna Datt. Bajpai
: Formerly Professor, Deptt.
�Jaina Art and
Archaeology� of History Sagar University,
Sagar
(M.P.)
10. Dr. Darbari Lal Kothia
: Parshvanath Jaina
�Jaina Nyaya: Udgama Aur
Institute ( B.H.U.)
Vikasa.�
Varanasa
11. Dr. Mohan Lal
Mehta : Prof. of Jaina Philosophy,
�Jain Theory of�
Knowledge� Deptt. of Philosophy,
Poona University, Pune.
12. Sh. Jagan Nath
: Retd. Head
Aggarwal
Deptt. of Sanskrit.
�Jains� Contribution to Secular
Punjab University.
Sanskrit Literature and
Its Chandigarh
Significance�
13. Dr. B.K. Khadabadi
: Formerly Professor of
Jainology,
�Shravakachara,
Its Karnataka University.
Significance and Relevence
Dharwad
Today�
14. Dr. Vilas A. Sangave
: Hon. Director,
�Jain Society Through
the Shahu Research Institute,
Ages�
Shivaji University,
Kolhapur.
Some of these lectures have already been Published and tile rest
are under the process of printing.
The Trust is now being managed amongst others by his only son,
Shri Prem Chandra Jain and his three grandsons, Shri Bharat Bhushan Jain,
Advocate; Dr. Desh Bhushan Jain, M.B.B.S., M.S. and Shri Dharam Bhushan
Jain, Chartered Accountant. The Trust is carrying on many social and
religious activities like actively participating in (a) the constructing
of Jambu Deep at Hastinapur (the only structure in the world which depicts
the whole cosmos according to the Jaina texts), (b) Construction of
Shrimati Krishnadevi Rajkrishen jain Dhaval-Uddhar Griha at Moodbidri in
Karnataka to house 1500 years old palm-leaf manuscripts idols made from
emerald etc., (c) construction of Shrimati Padmavati Premchandra Jain
Library at Shravan Belgola where stands 57 ft. high collosal statue of
Bhagwan Bahubali, (d) establishment of Shri Rajkrishen Jain Shisya Vritti
in the Department of Jainology and Prakrita in Mysore University and
donation to Hindi Vishwa Vidyapceth Wardha and so on. During the 25th
Nirvan Centenary of Bhagwan Mahavira the Trust further donated books on
Jaina Studies to all the Universities of India, Vasava Samiti Bangalore,
Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, etc. and
also constructed for the use of the general public electrically operated
automatic cold water poise at Ahimsa Mandir, Daryaganj and Hindi Park,
Daryaganj, New Delhi and also donated electrically operated automatic
water coolers to Boys School in Kuncha Seth and Girls School in Dharampura,
Delhi. The Trust has also donated a well for the use of Sarakas in village
Polma (Bihar).
Kothi at 1-Daryaganj, of late Dr. M.A. Ansari where Gandhiji and
other National Leaders used to stay and the meetings of the Indian
National Congress were held many a times and where Lord Irwin, the then
Viceroy of India came to sign an agreement with Gandhiji had been donated
to the Trust created by Shri Raj Krishen Jain in the name of Smt. Krishna
Devi Raj Krishen Jain Smriti Grih. It is on roughly about 2500 sq. yds. of
land and is being used for charitable and social functions.