[1][2] Rajaram Jain[3] was born on February 1, 1929, in Malthon, Sagar district, Bundelkhand, Madhya Pradesh, India.

[8] He is currently an associate member of the Centre of Jaina Studies, University of London,[9] and formerly served as the President of Shri Ganesh Varni Sansthan, Varanasi.he 1940s.

In 2018, Rajaram Jain received the prestigious 'Colette Caillat Foundation Award[10]' from the Institut de France, Paris, for his book 'Sirival Chariu',[11][12] a critical edition and Hindi translation of the 15th-century Apabhramsha epic by poet Raidhu, highlighting India's trade relations with foreign countries.

In 1974, he was honored with the 'Jain Itihas Ratna' award from the Vice-President of India B.D.Jatti for his book 'Vaddhamanacariu[13]', a significant 12th-century literary and cultural masterpiece.

Additionally, his collaborative work Pasnaha Cariu[14][6] delves into 12th-century manuscripts, providing the first reference to Delhi as Dhilli and detailing the reign of Tribhuvanpati Tomar, shedding light on Delhi's pre-Sultanate history with critical editions and Hindi translations enriched by exhaustive research and analysis.