
Rohtak Green Road Jain Mandir
A committee has been formed for the proper management of the temple. The active members of the committee are:
Introduction
The construction of Shri 1008 Digambar Jain Mandir was carried out by Babu Jineshwar Das Ji. The temple primarily houses only one Vedi (altar) with the Moolnayak Pratima (main deity’s idol) of Shri Mahavir Bhagwan. Alongside the Moolnayak Pratima, there are other idols such as Shri Adinath made of stone and idol of Shri Parshvanath Bhagwan, Shri Adinath Bhagwan and Shri Munisuvratnath Bhagwan made of Ashtadhatu (eight metals) are also enshrined in the Vedi. The daily worship and ablution in the temple are performed by the priest.
Located 450 meters away from the temple is Shri Mahavir Park and Library. The acquisition of land for the library was a challenging task undertaken by the respected Shri Rajesh Jain Ji of the Jain community. The struggle began around 17 to 18 years ago when construction work had started on the land. However, the land was acquired by the municipal corporation. Rajesh Jain Ji filed a case against the municipal corporation, asserting that the land was purchased by him and therefore he had rights over it. After nearly 11 to 12 years of litigation, the land was eventually awarded to Rajesh Jain Ji. In 2014, Mahavir Library was constructed on the land. The library houses more than eight thousand Jain, non-Jain, political, economic, encyclopedic, and other books. The annual fee for the library is 1500 rupees. Computers with AC and Wi-Fi facilities are available for the readers. Every day, 250 to 300 readers come to acquire invaluable knowledge.
Dharamshala
In Rohtak, there is a community of 300 Digambar Jain families. The management of the temple is overseen by the Jain community. From time to time, Jain Muni Maharaj also visits Rohtak. Adequate arrangements are made for those who come to visit the temple. If any pilgrim contacts the temple, arrangements for accommodation and meals are provided by the Jain community. Just 450 meters away from the temple is the Jain Library. The library houses more than eight thousand books covering topics related to Jainism, non-Jainism, politics, economics, encyclopedias, and others. In the area, a girls' and boys' school constructed by the Jain community provides education to students from all sections of society.
History
Rohtak is a district in the state of Haryana, India. It was founded by Raja Rohitas, who built Rohtasgarh Fort (also known as Rohtas Fort). Rohtak district is surrounded by five districts of Haryana from all sides. To its north lies Jind, to the east lies Sonipat, to the west lies Bhiwani, to the south lies Jhajjar, and to the northwest lies Hisar, while southwest is Bahadurgarh. Rohtak is a major market for grains and cotton. Notable industrial activities here include food processing, cotton ginning, and textile manufacturing involving sugar and electricity mills.
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A committee has been formed for the proper management of the temple. The active members of the committee are:



