The Temples of India project is an initiative to develop and design a comprehensive repository of the historical temples of India from the beginning up till the 18th century CE. Due to a lack of research-based information and architectural documentation amidst growing urbanization, the built heritage is prone to further dilapidation and loss. Recognizing the existing gaps in documentation, the Project endeavours to develop multimedia modules offering insights into the architectural marvels that form an integral part of India's cultural and historical heritage. Initiated in the state of Rajasthan with temples under the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), the project covers themes such as evolution, historiography, architectural styles and symbolism through in-depth research and documentation.

The Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) is home to diverse communities and natural ecosystems, and has a continuously evolving cultural environment. In recent times, rapid urbanization has influenced and threatened the cultural identities of communities in the region. The process of documentation and archiving plays a vital role in preserving information on our cultural heritage. With this intention, the project begins with a focus on the Kolis and the East Indians; two among the several indigenous and migrant communities—the Agris, Bhandaris, Warlis, Katkaris, Khojas, Pathare Prabhus, Bene Israelis and others—who have inhabited the islands for many centuries.

Dhirubhai Ambani (28 December 1932 – 6 July 2002) epitomised the dauntless entrepreneurial spirit of a visionary always on the march to change the destiny of a nation. Acclaimed as the top businessman of the 20th century and lauded for his dynamic, pioneering and innovative genius, Dhirubhai was an inspiring leader with sterling qualities. His success story fired the imagination of a generation of Indian entrepreneurs, business leaders and progressive companies. For many, he still remains an icon, a role model to be emulated.

Reliance Industries Limited, formerly established as 'Reliance Commercial Corporation' in the year 1966, was the dream project of Shri Dhirubhai Ambani who started this company as a polyester firm. Within a few years, Reliance grew into diverse businesses including energy, petrochemicals, natural gas, retail, telecommunications, mass media, etc.

Today, Reliance's products and services portfolio touches almost all the Indians on a daily basis, across economic and social spectrums. The aim of Reliance has always been to inspire and generate newer opportunities contributing toward the overall development of India on a global scale.

Jio Institute Digital Library's Special Collections is envisaged as a research-based storytelling platform driven by curation, efficient content management and state-of-the-art digital publishing to engage a diverse group of users. The content will cover themes such as Built Environment, Business and Trade, Histories, Knowledge Systems, Literature, Natural Environment, Organizations and Institutions, People, Performing Arts, Visual Arts, and Material Arts of the Indian subcontinent. 

The Collection has been visioned through exchanges with Stanford University Libraries.

India has a varied as well as rich tradition and vast history of Trade, Commerce, Business Corporate and Industry. This collection attempts to provide an insightful narrative of the ancient, medieval, colonial, pre-independence, post-independence, and the business sectors, significant contributors etc. along with an impressive cohort of images.

Creating Emerging Markets explores the evolution of business leadership in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East. At its core are interviews with leaders or former leaders of highly impactful businesses and NGOs.

The pandemic has resulted in the generation of a large amount of knowledge and information in terms of frontline research. The vast corpus of COVID-19 related information is an invaluable asset and should be preserved for posterity. To ensure easy availability of pertinent COVID-19 related information for future generations, the Jio Institute Digital Library (JDL) is creating a COVID-19 Archive. The archive will be digital in format, openly accessible, and powered by state-of-art technology.

The archive will act as a one-stop-shop for all possible documented information on the pandemic. It will comprise research articles, conference papers, theses/dissertations, working papers, field trials, case studies, protocols, guidelines, government regulations, manuals, social media data, research datasets, and statistical data including COVID-19 incidences, fatalities, and immunization