Our Mission
Illuminating True Indian History
Uncovering the 197 crore year history of Indian civilization through authentic sources and scholarly research.
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Flagship Journal
Itihas Diwakar – Our Flagship Journal
Quarterly research publications presenting authentic historical narratives and countering colonial distortions.
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Museum & Archives
Thakur Ramsingh Museum & Archives
Preserving historical artifacts, manuscripts, and cultural heritage for future generations.
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Research Network
Scholarly Conferences & Research Network
Fostering intellectual exchange among historians and researchers across India.
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Knowledge Center
Latest Publications — scholarship published in full, sources and all
Itihas Divakar
April–October 2022
October 2022
- Cutlture
- Freedom Struggle
- Goan Ka Itihas
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This issue features a selection of research papers highlighting the life and work of Netaji. Ten research papers have been included in the journal's 'Review' section. 'Vedic Mathematics' and 'Village History' are permanent features of the research journal, and these columns have been continued in this issue as well. This issue also includes two book reviews; furthermore, the 'On the Path of Mission' section briefly covers significant events related to the Institute's activities—such as the 107th Birth Anniversary celebrations of Thakur Ram Singh, the Nav Samvatsar (New Year) traditional festival, the General Body and Board of Directors meetings, the 'Village History and Watercolor Painting' workshop, the visit of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan to the research institute, and a two-day national seminar. The family of the research institute continues to grow; in furtherance of this expansion, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on September 5, 2022, between the Thakur Ram Singh History Research Institute (Neri) and Sardar Patel University (Mandi). This agreement is certain to provide a new direction to the innovative research being conducted across the state and the country in various disciplines, such as history and the arts.
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Itihas Divakar
April 2021
Vol. 14Issue 1April 2021
- Culture
- Freedom Struggle
- Himachal Pradesh
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This is the April 2021 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', focusing on diverse historical topics. It includes articles analyzing the New Year festival (Navvarsh Pratipada), a comparison of creation stories in the Rigveda and Gaddi tribe folklore, the conflict between Sayyids and Kashmiris in Kashmir, the expansion of Rohilla power in India, and the role of women in the national movement. Additionally, it features pieces on the life of Wazir Ram Singh Pathania, the history of Pujarli village, and book reviews on Dr. Hedgewar and Pt. Deendayal Upadhyay.
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Itihas Divakar
October 2019
Vol. 12Issue 3October 2019
- Colonial India
- Guru Nanak Dev
- History
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This is the October 2019 issue of the publication 'Itihas Diwakar'. This issue is dedicated to the nationalist historian Prof. Satish Mittal, featuring a detailed article on his life and contributions. It includes research articles on important historical topics such as land surveys in the colonial period, contemporary depiction in Guru Nanak Dev ji's poetry, the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, Gandhi in the context of cultural nationalism, and the revolution of 1857. The issue also presents an editorial commentary on recent events of national importance.
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197 Cr+
Years History
Uncovering the deep chronology of Indian civilization.
About SSNERI
Thakur Ramsingh Itihas Shodh Sansthan
Shodh Sansthan Neri is a sacred national establishment dedicated to illuminating India's true history and cultural heritage.
Founded by Thakur Ramsingh Jiunder the guidance of Hon. Moropant Pingle Ji, the institute is committed to uncovering the197 crore year historyof Indian civilization.
Through rigorous research, scholarly publications, and historical documentation, we aim to counter colonial distortions and present an authentic narrative based on Indian sources.
Guided by the trinity of Thakur Ramsingh Ji, Chetram Ji, and Dr. Vidya Chand Thakur, SSNERI continues to strengthen national consciousness through truth and scholarship.
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Founder • Visionary
Thakur Ramsingh Ji – The Visionary
Born in 1915 in Hamirpur, Himachal Pradesh, Thakur Ramsingh Ji was a skilled organizer and historian. After dedicating 22 years to RSS work in Assam, he was entrusted with the Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana in 1988. His vision led to the establishment of this research institute at Neri, the sacred "Dev Bhumi", to illuminate India's authentic history for future generations.
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Heritage • Research
The Institute – Sacred Mission
Established in Neri village, near the sacred Mount Sumeru, the institute was inaugurated between 2005-2006 with support from patron Shri Inderjit Kapur. Through its quarterly journal "Itihas Diwakar" and extensive research, it documents India's 197 crore year history, preserving authentic narratives and countering colonial historical distortions with scholarly evidence.
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Legacy • Scholarship
The Trinity – United Vision
The institute's success stems from the trinity of Thakur Ramsingh Ji (vision), Chetram Ji (organization), and Dr. Vidya Chand Thakur (scholarship). Together, they transformed historical research in Himachal Pradesh, fostering a network of scholars dedicated to documenting India's glorious past. Their legacy continues through publications, seminars, and research that strengthens national consciousness.
2026 Recap
Our record reflects a tradition of rigour and evidentiary discipline in research, publication and preservation
SSNERI at a Glance
Learn moreYears Documented
197 Cr+
The full chronology of Bharatiya civilization.
Publications
9
Monographs, journals and collected papers.
Itihas Diwakar
Vol. 42
The institute's quarterly scholarly journal.
Research Scholars
17
Governing body, heads and coordinators.
Historical Research
Illuminating India's True History for every era of Bharat
Authentic history emerges from rigorous research and native sources. Guided by Thakur Ramsingh Ji's vision and the mission of Thakur Ramsingh Itihas Shodh Sansthan, Neri, our scholarly work uncovers India's 197 crore year civilization — countering colonial distortions and strengthening national consciousness through evidence-based historical documentation.
- 01Flagship PublicationQuarterly Journal – Itihas DiwakarOur flagship publication presents scholarly articles, historical research, and authentic narratives. Edited by Dr. Vidya Chand Thakur, it serves as a beacon of historical truth, reaching scholars and readers nationwide.
- 02Intellectual ExchangeAcademic Seminars & SymposiumsThe institute regularly organizes scholarly conferences, bringing together historians, researchers, and cultural experts. These gatherings foster intellectual exchange, debate authentic historical narratives, and build a community of truth-seeking scholars.
- 03Heritage PreservationThakur Ramsingh Museum & ArchivesThe institute houses a museum preserving historical artifacts, manuscripts, and personal belongings of visionary leaders. These archives connect visitors with India's heritage, making history tangible and inspiring future research.
Why SSNERI
A Legacy of Truth, a Future of Scholarship
Founded under the guidance of Hon. Moropant Pingle Ji and entrusted with the Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana, the institute documents the authentic narratives of Indian civilization from sources within it.
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Evidence-Based Research
Every claim traced to a primary source, and every source published.
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The Founding Trinity
Thakur Ramsingh Ji's vision, Chetram Ji's organisation, Dr. Vidya Chand Thakur's scholarship.
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Dev Bhumi Heritage
Rooted at Neri, near Mount Sumeru, in the sacred geography it studies.
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National Consciousness
Countering colonial distortion with scholarship, not assertion.
Academic Calendar
Upcoming Events — symposia, workshops and public lectures
21JUN2026
01FestivalEnded
Festival: Summer Solstice Music
All DayOpen Air Theatre
Annual music festival celebrating the longest day of the year with performances from international artists.
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05JUN2026
02LectureEnded
Lecture: Linguistic Diversity in 21st Century
4:00 PM - 5:30 PMSeminar Room 2
Discussing the challenges and opportunities for preserving linguistic diversity in a digital age.
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20MAY2026
03ExcursionEnded
Exhibition: Contemporary Mountain Art
10:00 AM - 6:00 PMArt Gallery
Featuring works from young artists reinterpreting traditional motifs.
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10APR2026
04SymposiumEnded
Symposium: Future of Himalayan Glaciers
09:00 AM - 5:00 PMMain Auditorium
Leading glaciologists share predictions and preservation strategies for the region's water towers.
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Insights & Updates
Latest News & Blogs — field notes from an active archive
Read about our latest activities, research findings, and cultural explorations.
01Institute News
SSNERI Inaugurates New Manuscript Preservation Lab
By Dr. Anirudh Sharma
A state-of-the-art laboratory dedicated to the conservation of ancient Himalayan manuscripts has been opened at the institute. This facility features advanced climate control and digitization equipment.
#Preservation#Manuscripts#Facility
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02Research Blog
Exploring the Roots of Himalayan Music: A Research Journey
By Sarah Jenkins
Our latest field research delves into the oral traditions and musical heritage of remote valley communities, documenting songs that have been passed down for generations.
#Music#Culture#Field Work
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03Announcements
Annual Cultural Festival 2025 Dates Announced
By Admin
Mark your calendars! The biggest celebration of regional arts, crafts, and performance is coming this summer. Expect improved accessibility and new exhibition spaces.
#Festival#Events
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Frequently Asked
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about SSNERI.
01How can I apply for research programs at SSNERI?
Applications for research fellowships are open annually between January and March. Candidates can download the application form from our 'Admissions' section or visit the institute in person.
02Is the digital library accessible to the public?
Yes, a selected collection of our digital manuscripts is available for public viewing online. Full access to the archives requires a registered scholar membership.
03Can I visit the institute for a guided tour?
The institute welcomes visitors for guided tours on weekends (Saturday & Sunday) from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. We recommend booking a slot in advance via our 'Connect' page.
04Does SSNERI offer accommodation for visiting scholars?
Yes, limited customized accommodation is available for visiting scholars and researchers working on collaborative projects. Please contact the administration for availability.
05How can I contribute or donate to the institute?
We welcome contributions from individuals and organizations. You can support us by donating historical manuscripts, funding research projects, or making a general donation through our 'Support' page.
Still have questions? Contact our support team