In Jain Dharma, truth is Satya — speaking and living in a way that is real, beneficial, gentle, and free from harm.

From a Jain perspective:

• Truth is not only speaking facts; it is also speaking with ahimsa.
• A statement should be true, but it should also not cause hurt, deceit, or violence.
• Jainism teaches that reality is many-sided. So complete truth is often understood through anekantavada — the principle that truth can be seen from different viewpoints.

So, in simple words:

Truth in Jainism means honest speech, pure intention, and a way of life that does not injure any living being.

If you want, I can also explain Satya Mahavrata in Jain Dharma.