Terāpanthī are followers of a Jain Śvetāmbara tradition, especially known as the Śvetāmbara Terāpanth. They observe a disciplined, organized way of practice led by one Āchārya at a time.

In Jain context, Terāpanthī are known for:

• strong focus on Ahimsa
• simple and disciplined conduct
• emphasis on self-control and spiritual purity
• respect for one unified monastic leadership
• practices of meditation, vows, and ethical living

The Terāpanth tradition is especially associated with Āchārya Bhikshu, who established it in the 18th century.

If you want, I can also explain:

• the meaning of Terāpanth
• the difference between Terāpanthī and other Jain traditions
• the principles of Śvetāmbara Terāpanth