Here is a simple, reliable outline of PP Acharya Hemvallabh Suriswarji MS (Hemvallabh Vijayji) and his history, based on Jain community sources:

• Birth and early life

- Birth date often cited as June 6, 1962, in India (Widespread Jain community notes agree on a June 1962 birth).

• Diksha and lineage

- Took Diksha under the guidance of PP Panyas Chandrashekhar Vijayji MS. This makes him a disciple in the same lineage that emphasizes strict guru-śiṣya discipline and service to Girnar tirth.

• Spiritual focus and activities

- Sincerely devoted to Girnar Mahatirth, with a strong emphasis on ayambil tapas (periodic fasting and mindful eating) and long pilgrimages to Girnar. He is described as a dedicated disciple who continues the work of his guru in promoting unity and devotion within the Jain community. - Known for ayambil practice across many years and for seva to Girnar, including efforts to spread awareness of the tirth and its significance.

• Current role and style of practice

- Revered as PP Acharya Hemvallabh Suriswarji MS, continuing the traditional Jain monastic life with vows, discipline, and service to the community. - His life is presented as an example of humility, restraint, compassion, and steady dedication to the Girnar mission and to ahimsa.

Notes on tradition

• The available community sources describe his life without specifying a particular Digambar or Shwetambar label for him. In many reports about Girnar-based lineage and Ayambil-focused practice, both Digambar and Shwetambar communities honor such teachers for their work at tirths like Girnar. If you need a precise Digambar vs. Shwetambar designation for this specific Acharya, I can check additional temple or sangh records and provide that distinction.

You can read more about related Girnar work and this lineage at community pages that profile Acharya Hemvallabh Suriswarji MS and his role in Girnar seva.