Great idea to have counters that reflect Jain values at a Samelan. Here are simple, practical ideas you can set up as counters/stalls, each with a brief note on how it aligns with Jain dharma:

1) Ahimsa Bazaar (Non-violence shopping)

• Sell handmade, eco-friendly, cruelty-free products (soap, kitchen items, cloth bags).
• Emphasize non-violence in production and packaging.

2) Shikshan Stall (Jain Education Corner)

• Quick lessons or flashcards on Jain philosophy, basic sutras, or stories of Tirthankaras.
• Fun activity: match-the-story quizzes for kids and adults.

3) Pratikraman/Chintan Help Desk

• Provide guidance on performing Pratikraman, preparation for Samayik, and short Chintan sessions.
• Offer printed checklists and audio clips for guidance.

4) Jain Sanskar Center (Value-based activities)

• Activities on ahimsa, aparigraha (non-attachment), and anekantavada (many-sidedness).
• Short interactive games that illustrate these principles.

5) Jain Food & Nutrition Counters

• Information about Jain dietary practices, sharing vegetarian recipes, and optional tiffin packs for attendees.
• Emphasize food purity, non-violence toward living beings, and environmental care.

6) Community Service Desk

• Sign-up for local seva projects (charity drives, blood donation events, food drives).
• Quick onboarding for volunteers with contact sign-ups.

7) Siddhant Quiz Corner

• Short multiple-choice quizzes on Jain philosophy, Tirthankaras, and Jain history.
• Small prizes to encourage learning.

8) Jain Craft & Natural Products

• Display and sell crafts made with sustainable materials (cotton, silk, natural dyes).
• Include a storytelling sign about mindful sourcing.

9) Tirthankar Stories Booth

• Brief, engaging storytelling session about a Tirthankar’s life and teaching.
• Use large illustrations or puppets forkids.

10) Jain Etiquette & Conduct Counter

• Teach respectful greetings, temple etiquette, and how to conduct oneself in a mandir setting.
• Role-play scenarios for families.

11) Ahimsa Health Check Station

• Basic wellness tips aligned with Jain values (stress management, breathing exercises, simple stretches).
• Emphasize non-harmful, gentle self-care.

12) Swadhyay & Library Corner

• Free loan or on-spot borrow of small Jain-themed books, devotional poetry, or bhajans.
• Quiet corner for reading and reflection.

13) Vipassan & Meditation Kendra

• Short, guided, breath-focused meditation sessions aligned with inner peace.
• Emphasize non-attachment and self-purification.

14) Volunteer Management Desk

• Sign up volunteers for event logistics, ushering, and counters’ rotation.
• Clear shift schedules and contact points.

15) Eco Footprint & Waste Reduction

• Demonstrate and host ideas for reducing waste at large gatherings (composting, recycling, reusable utensils).
• Distribute cloth napkins and explain why Jain communities favor minimalism and cleanliness.

16) Kids’ Rangoli & Art Counter

• Simple rangoli designs using natural colors; story prompts about Jain symbols (endra, swastik, etc.).
• Keeps kids engaged with Jain symbolism in a gentle way.

17) Temple Etiquette Demo Zone

• Short demonstrations on how to enter a temple, purification rites, and dress codes.
• Provide quick-checklists for visitors.

18) Donation & Charity Corner

• Transparent info on how funds are used (local temples, education, relief work).
• Option to sponsor a specific project with a small, clear contribution box.

19) Parshva & Niyam Reminder Boards

• Visual boards showing daily Jain niyams, sahishnuta (tolerance), and daily virtues.
• Handouts with simple reminders for home practice.

20) Language & Outreach Desk

• Help attendees with basic Jain phrases in common languages and information for visiting non-Gujarati/Hindi speakers.
• Multilingual glossaries and contact cards.

Practical tips for setting up counters

• Use simple, clean signage with Jain symbols (mahavir, ahimsa hand, swastika, etc.) to attract attention.
• Keep counters manned by volunteers who can speak respectfully, patiently, and clearly.
• Provide small, reusable takeaway items (cloth bags, wooden coins) to reinforce sustainability.
• Ensure accessibility: visible seating, shade, water, and a quiet space for reflection/Chintan.
• Coordinate with the main organizers for rotation schedules so no counter is left unmanned.
• Include a short feedback sheet or QR code to capture what attendees found helpful.

If you’d like, tell me the expected audience size, available space, and duration of the sammelan, and I can tailor a 4–6 counter plan with layout and volunteer rosters.