Answer

If you mean auspicious nāma karma, then jivdaya definitely helps build punya and good nāma karma in Jain Dharma. But a single act of jivdaya is not usually described as creating one specific karma by itself.

Explanation

In Jainism, jivdaya means compassion and non-violence toward living beings. It is a very pure and meritorious practice because it reduces हिंसा and increases दया.

Its fruits include:

• Punya accumulation
• A softer and compassionate mind
• Support for auspicious nāma karma
• Progress on the path of ahimsa

If by “Gandhar naam karan” you mean a special auspicious name-related karma or blessing, then jivdaya can certainly be a supporting cause through good intention and compassionate conduct.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, the main goal is not only to gain good karma, but to purify the soul. Jivdaya is valuable because it reflects the true spirit of ahimsa, which is the heart of Jain conduct.

Takeaway

Yes, jivdaya is a strong cause of punya and auspicious karma. Do it with pure भावना, without expecting a particular result.