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Itihas Diwakar - April 2011

April 2011Edited by Dr. Vidya Chand ThakurVol. 4, Issue 1
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This is the April 2011 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar'. It features detailed articles on the scientific and cultural significance of the Indian New Year (Nav Samvatsar), including its scientific perspective and the folk traditions of Kullu. The journal also discusses topics like culture, nationalism, and the relevance of Sanskrit. Furthermore, it presents articles on national figures like Dr. Hedgewar and Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi, along with an analysis of mythological naming conventions. This issue focuses on various aspects of Indian culture and national pride.

Key Highlights

  • 01An in-depth analysis of the scientific and cultural significance of the Indian New Year (Nav Samvatsar), demonstrating its calculation method and harmony with natural cycles.
  • 02A vivid description of the unique folk traditions of celebrating Nav Samvatsar in the Kullu valley, including local customs, food, and festivities.
  • 03Inspiring articles on the life and patriotism of national figures like Dr. Hedgewar and Rani Lakshmibai of Jhansi, highlighting their contributions.
  • 04A philosophical discussion on the relevance of the Sanskrit language in shaping Indian identity and its role as a carrier of culture.

Contributors

Editor
Dr. Vidya Chand Thakur
Co-editor
Chetram Garg
Author
Pandit Shriram Sharma 'Acharya'
Dr. Ramakant Sharma AngirasFormer Professor of Sanskrit, Panjab University, Chandigarh
Maulu Ram Thakur
Dr. Om Kumar SharmaShri Vyas Sanskrit College, Raghunathpur, Kullu

Topics

  • Folk Traditions
  • History
  • Indian Culture
  • Indian New Year
  • Nationalism
  • Sanskrit

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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