From a small village in Maharashtra to building institutions that transform lives
Kishor Khabiya Jain was born on 26 August 1963 in the serene village of Gudhe, Jalgaon. Raised in a traditional Jain family, the seeds of integrity, hard work, and service were sown early in his spirit.
Under the guidance of his parents, Late Shri Madanlal M. Khabiya and Smt. Gulabbai M. Khabiya, he learned that true wealth lies in moral character.
His academic journey in the Nashik-Mumbai belt earned him a B.Com, Inter CA, and LLB. This unique blend of commerce and law became the foundation of his diversified empire.
Deeply inspired by Jain principles, reflected across business and life
Non-violence in thought and action. Conscious capitalism.
Truth is the bedrock of trust. Integrity above all.
Non-possession. Success is for giving, not hoarding.
Lifting others is the only way to rise.
Key milestones in an extraordinary journey
Born on 26 August in Jalgaon district, Maharashtra, into a traditional Jain family with strong values of integrity and service.
Completed B.Com, Inter CA, and LLB from Nashik University. Built a strong academic foundation in commerce, accountancy, and law.
Started career with a small medical diagnostic centre. Expanded steadily across Jogeshwari, Kurla, and Navi Mumbai.
Established the Khabiya Group of Companies, which would grow into a diversified enterprise across multiple sectors.
Diversified into healthcare, real estate, infrastructure, and housing. Created employment for thousands and housing for 20,000+ families.
Became increasingly involved in Jain community development, economic empowerment, and ethical business mentorship.
Rose to Founder Chief Patron / Senior Leadership position at Jain International Trade Organization (JITO).
Continues to lead Khabiya Group while championing Jain Census initiatives, youth programs, and sustainable business practices.
Honored by leaders and organizations across the nation
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