Previous Year Question
Which is the most important fundamental principle of Jainism?
A.
Karma
B.
Ahimsa
C.
Renunciation
D.
Devotion
Correct Answer: B
Detailed Solution
Ahimsa, or non-violence, occupies a central place in Jainism. Jain monks and nuns observe five major vows, including abstaining from killing, lying, stealing, sexual activity and the possession of property. Among these, non-violence is regarded as a fundamental principle of Jain ethical practice.