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Itihas Divakar

April 2010

April 2010Edited by Dr. Vidya Chand ThakurVol. 3, Issue 1
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The April 2010 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar' focuses on Indian history, culture, and chronology. It analyzes the scientific and cultural significance of Chaitra Shukla Pratipada (Nav Samvatsar), the contributions of Varahamihira, one of Vikramaditya's nine gems, and the valor of Maharana Pratap in Haryanvi folk tales. The issue also sheds light on the historical efforts and contemporary challenges of Hindu-Muslim dialogue in India.

Key Highlights

  • 01Chaitra Shukla Pratipada is the basis of the Indian Sanatana calendar, founded not on any person or event, but on a completely scientific cycle of time. It is revered as the day of human origin on Earth.
  • 02The great astronomer Varahamihira was one of the Navratnas (nine gems) of King Vikramaditya. His works 'Panch-Siddhantika' and 'Brihat Samhita' are invaluable sources of astrology, mathematics, and geology.
  • 03The tales of Maharana Pratap's valor in the Haryanvi folk drama 'Saang' convey messages of patriotism and the protection of one's dharma, which are still alive in the public consciousness.
  • 04This issue analyzes the historical evolution of Hindu-Muslim dialogue in India, discussing everything from Sufism to the British 'divide and rule' policy and contemporary efforts.

Contributors

Mentor
Thakur Ram Singh
Chetram
Guide
Dr. Shivaji Singh
Irvin Khanna
Editor
Dr. Vidya Chand Thakur
Associate Editor
Chetram Garg
Editorial Board
Dr. Ramesh Sharma
Dr. Om Prakash Sharma
Pro Satish Chandra
Sushri Charu Mittal
Author
Pradeep Rathore
Ram Bhau Sathe
Lajja Ram Tomar
Ramsharan Yuyutsu
Dr. Kuldeep Chand Agnihotri

Topics

  • Astrology
  • Chronology
  • Culture
  • Hindu-Muslim Dialogue
  • Indian History
  • Maharana Pratap
  • Varahamihira

About the Journal

Itihas Divakar (The Lamp of History) is our flagship quarterly research journal dedicated to illuminating the rich tapestry of Indian history. Each issue contains scholarly articles, research papers, and analyses based on authentic sources in Hindi, Sanskrit, and other Indian languages.

The journal serves as a platform for researchers and scholars to present their findings on various aspects of Indian history, culture, and civilization, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of India's glorious heritage.

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