Acharya Shri 108 Vidyanandji Maharaj was a highly respected Digambara Jain acharya of the 20th century. Key points:

• Birth: 22 April 1925, in Shedbal (Shedbal village), Belgaum district, Karnataka.
• Diksha and early path: Became a Muni in 1963; his Muni Diksha guru was Acharyaratna Shri 108 Deshabhushanji Muniraj.
• Upadhyaya and Acharya: Upadhyaya Diksha in 1974; Acharya initiation in 1978; ascended as Acharya on 28 June 1987.
• Honors and work: Revered for his scholarship in Jain philosophy, memorizing thousands of Jain aagam verses, and authoring many works. He played a major role in temple restoration, education for monks and lay followers, and in various Jain revival efforts.
• Notable contributions: Associated with the 2500th Nirvana Mahotsav of Mahavir Swami, involvement in temple restorations and in promoting Jain education across India. He is also known for guiding efforts related to Jain symbols and institutions during his era.

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