Answer

Yes, in Jain Dharma there is no universal rule that mango cannot be eaten after Ādrā Nakshatra.

Explanation

Jain food discipline is mainly based on:

• Ahimsa, meaning avoiding harm to living beings
• Cleanliness and freshness of food
• Following one’s vows and family or community practices

Ādrā Nakshatra itself is not a standard Jain restriction for eating mango. In some places, people follow local or seasonal customs, but those are not the same as a common Jain scriptural rule.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jainism, the main question is not the nakshatra, but whether the food is:

• obtained without violence
• suitable for your vows
• eaten with awareness and restraint

If you are observing a specific tapa, vrat, or local tradition, then you should follow that discipline.

Takeaway

Generally, mango can be eaten after Ādrā Nakshatra in Jain practice unless your family, sect, or vow has a specific restriction.