01Havan & Poojan
Active contribution to havan, poojan and religious ceremonies held with devotion to Maa Ashapura over the years.

A journey of devotion to Maa Ashapura, unity of a community, and preservation of a heritage.
Discover the life, service and vision of Shri Gajraj Mangilal Ji Sonigara — a journey rooted in faith, community and an enduring connection with our heritage.

Shri Gajraj Mangilal Ji Sonigara was born on 19 January 1964 in Nadol, a historic and religious town of Rajasthan. The religious and cultural traditions of Nadol became an important part of the values that shaped his life.
Over time, Gajraj Sonigara made Malad, Mumbai his place of work and built his identity in the field of gift articles and related business. Yet, alongside his professional life, his faith and connection with his religious and cultural roots remained strong.
His devotion to Maa Ashapura gradually grew beyond personal faith. It became a larger purpose — to introduce people to the history of their Kuldevi, bring the community together and help carry their religious heritage to future generations.
And this is where the journey of Gajraj Sonigara began — a journey that continues even today.
If we have faith in our Kuldevi, then the coming generations should also know their Kuldevi and their history.
A journey that began with roots, grew through devotion and eventually became an effort to connect an entire community.
Born in the historic and religious town of Nadol, Rajasthan, surrounded by its rich religious and cultural traditions.
Made Malad, Mumbai his place of work and established himself in the gift articles and related business sector.
His connection with Maa Ashapura continued to deepen, keeping him closely connected to his religious and cultural roots.
The desire to make people aware of their Kuldevi and heritage became a broader social and spiritual purpose.
What began as personal devotion grew into collective service, community connection and the preservation of heritage.
His connection with Maa Ashapura has found expression through years of religious service, contribution and efforts to bring the traditions of the temple closer to the community.
01Active contribution to havan, poojan and religious ceremonies held with devotion to Maa Ashapura over the years.
02Contribution towards bringing and dedicating traditional weapons and ceremonial objects to Maa Ashapura's temple.
03Efforts associated with bringing Maa Ashapura's Charan Paduka and sharing it with the community with reverence.
04Contribution towards bringing a sacred mukut for Maa Ashapura as an expression of devotion and service.
05Contribution towards religious work associated with bringing and dedicating the sacred kalash.
The effort to spread awareness of Maa Ashapura was not limited to physical gatherings. Bhajans, kirtans and aartis were also shared through digital platforms.
Through YouTube and other digital mediums, devotional content and recordings of religious events were made accessible to a wider audience.
This created a bridge between devotion, documentation and the next generation.




800+
800+
Years
Of Devotion & Service
45 MIN
Documentary
With the support of fellow Sonigara members, an effort to connect people and spread awareness about Maa Ashapura gradually developed into a larger community group. Today, approximately 800+ members are connected with this initiative.

45 MINUTES DOCUMENTARY
A documentary created to introduce the Sonigara community to Maa Ashapura, her history, significance and the connection she holds with the community.
A collection of devotional videos, religious ceremonies, community gatherings and recorded moments from the journey.

Some special moments of collective devotion and religious celebration

A glimpse of devotional music dedicated to Maa Ashapura.

Recorded moments related to social events, programs, and collective efforts.




Every Navratri, a festival dedicated to Maa Ashapura is organised with devotion and enthusiasm. Alongside religious ceremonies, service towards people, animals and the wider community is also made part of the celebration.
Maa Ashapura's temple is situated at Suvarnagiri Fort in Jalore. The journey to the temple itself is an important part of the pilgrimage experience.
The historic city of Jalore.
The sacred fort where Maa Ashapura's temple stands.
The traditional climb towards the temple.
The sacred destination at the heart of the journey.
The restoration of Maa Ashapura's temple represents another chapter in the preservation of this sacred heritage, with contributions associated with the Sonigara family.



For approximately two years, efforts have been made to prepare and promote a Panchang based on Jain dates in the name of Maa Ashapura. Through this initiative, awareness and connection with Maa Ashapura have been carried across different parts of India and beyond.





A few of my associates and I came together to build this vast organization. After a great deal of hard work, our efforts finally bore fruit. Then, based on my decision and everyone’s advice and discussions, we decided to organize the gathering. We achieved success many times greater than we had ever expected.
At this gathering, the Sonigara family set an example of unity, a glimpse of which you can all see on this website.
The larger contribution of Shri Gajraj Mangilal Sonigara can be seen through three connected ideas — devotion to Maa Ashapura, unity within the Sonigara community and preservation of heritage for future generations.
Years of devotion, service and dedication towards Maa Ashapura.
An effort to bring the Sonigara community together through a shared connection with their Kuldevi.
Preserving and sharing the history, traditions and relationship between Maa Ashapura and the community.
This journey is not only about remembering the past. It is about ensuring that future generations know Maa Ashapura, understand the connection of the Sonigara community with her, and carry this heritage forward.
One Kuldevi • Two Dham • One Heritage
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