Answer

Digambar Jain Paryushana is traditionally observed as Das Lakshan Parva for 10 days, beginning from Bhadrapad Shukla Panchami and ending on Bhadrapad Shukla Chaturdashi.

Explanation

The exact Gregorian calendar date changes every year because it follows the Jain lunar calendar.

During Digambar Paryushana, each day focuses on one of the Ten Supreme Virtues:

• Uttam Kshama – Supreme Forgiveness
• Uttam Mardav – Supreme Humility
• Uttam Arjav – Supreme Straightforwardness
• Uttam Shauch – Supreme Purity
• Uttam Satya – Supreme Truthfulness
• Uttam Sanyam – Supreme Self-restraint
• Uttam Tap – Supreme Austerity
• Uttam Tyag – Supreme Renunciation
• Uttam Akinchan – Supreme Non-attachment
• Uttam Brahmacharya – Supreme Celibacy

Takeaway

If you are asking for a specific year’s Digambar Paryushana date, please tell me the year and location, because the calendar date can vary by region and Panchang.