So you are not a scientist. You have simply received a rudimentary instruction in science, such as everyone in the civilized world receives. You seem to be trying to answer the question truthfully "no" but in a way that seems to sound like "yes." You've also attempted to rewrite the question so that you can truthfully answer "yes" to it instead of to the question I asked. This means you recognize the need for appropriate qualifications, but you don't want to admit that you don't have them.
Very well, you provided a link to an article written by Jains who are claiming that mainstream academic science has, in some cases, confirmed Jain cosmology. Is that something a non-scientist would be qualified to determine? Specific reference was made to Einstein having confirmed some particular thing. Keeping in mind that Jain authors you've cited have already told one lie about Einstein, how likely is that claim to be true? How likely is it that Einstein or any of the other scientists whose work is referenced in that article endorse the Jain interpretation? I represent that I can supply equivalent claims from Catholicism, Judaism, Islam, and many other mainstream religions who also claim that science confirms their beliefs. Given that every religion claims science backs them up, how likely is that claim to be true only in the Jains' case?