About

A skilled strategist, energetic and an excellent flag bearer of Hindutva

In the politics of Chhattisgarh, Nandan Jain, a skilled strategist of the BJP, a dynamic nationalist, and a devoted proponent of the enrichment of Sanatan Dharma, was born on November 27, 1982, in Raipur. His father’s name was Late Shri Kundan Lal Jain and his mother’s name was Late Smt. Veena Devi Janin. His wife’s name is Mrs. Madhu Jain. Nandan and Madhu Jain have a son named Mukul and a daughter named Pragya. His elder brother, Mr. Chandan Jain, serves as the state secretary of the Ekal Vidyalaya Project. Nandan Jain received his early education at Balaji Vidya Mandir, located in Devendra Nagar, Raipur, followed by his schooling up to the 12th grade from Deshbandhu School.

Raipur,Chhattisgarh Born 27 Nov 1982 In RSS 1990

Conviction

Nandan Jain believes that patriotism, the enrichment of Sanatan Dharma, and establishing new dimensions in society can be achieved through politics, which serves as a medium for continuous public service.

Political Journey

Ideology

Achievements

Perspective

Nandan Jain believes that patriotism, the enrichment of Sanatan Dharma, and establishing new dimensions in society can be achieved through politics, which serves as a medium for continuous public service.

Devotion

Before the construction of the grand Shri Ram Temple on VIP Road in Raipur, a student hostel and a Vedic school were being operated at the site. Nandan Jain was entrusted with the responsibility of serving as the secretary of both these projects, along with managing a cow shelter (gaushala). Nandan Jain efficiently handled all these responsibilities and worked towards further improving them. It was in this very place that Nandan Jain later conceptualized the plan for the grand Shri Ram Temple.

The grand Shri Ram Temple on VIP Road in Raipur, as we see it today, owes its conception and construction to Nandan Jain, who played a pivotal role from its initial vision to its realization. In 2003, Nandan Jain envisioned building the Ram Temple in Raipur. The idea first took root in his mind when he visited Ayodhya and saw Lord Ram Lalla residing under a tent. Deeply moved by this sight, and troubled by the questions surrounding Lord Ram's existence at the time, Nandan Jain made a resolution to establish a magnificent temple in Chhattisgarh, the maternal home of Lord Ram and his mother, Kaushalya, as a stronghold of Sanatan faith.