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Itihas Divakar

July 2008

July 2008Edited by Dr. Vidya Chand ThakurVol. 1, Issue 2
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This is the July 2008 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar', a quarterly research journal. It features in-depth articles on Indian history, philosophy, and culture. Key topics include the philosophical concept of 'Kaal' (Time), the life of Maharshi Vedvyas and his contribution to the Mahabharata, an interpretation of 'Manache Shlok' by Samarth Guru Ramdas, and an analysis of the Indian 'Rishi Parampara' (sage tradition). Additionally, the journal highlights the unique deity procession traditions of Himachal Pradesh and the historic battle of Nadaun involving Guru Gobind Singh.

Key Highlights

  • 01A philosophical discussion on 'Kaal' (Time), presenting it as an indivisible and omnipresent element that controls every aspect of creation.
  • 02Maharshi Vedvyas is described as the Bhagirath of the Indian river of knowledge, who brought knowledge to the masses by composing the Mahabharata.
  • 03Description of the unique tradition of deity processions (Devyatras) in Himachal Pradesh, an integral part of the region's social and religious life.
  • 04A detailed analysis of the Indian Rishi tradition, portraying the sages not merely as authors but as 'Mantra Drashta' or seers of the mantras.

Contributors

Mentor
Ma. Thakur Ram Singh
Dr. Shivaji Singh
Shri Chetram
Guide
Shri 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
Writer
Thakur Ramsingh
Dr. Om Prakash Sharma
Author
Late Dr. Vasudev Agarwal
Dr. Surat Thakur
Dr. Ramesh Chand Sharma
Translator
M.G. Sahasrabuddhe

Topics

  • Folk Culture
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • History
  • Indian Philosophy
  • Saint Tradition
  • Vedic Culture

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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