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Quarterly Research Journal

Itihas Divakar

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.

Itihas Divakar

April–October 2022

October 2022
  • Cutlture
  • Freedom Struggle
  • Goan Ka Itihas
  • +2

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
  • +4

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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October 2019

Vol. 12Issue 3October 2019
  • Colonial India
  • Guru Nanak Dev
  • History
  • +5

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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Itihas Divakar

July 2019

Vol. 12Issue 2July 2019
  • Astronomy
  • Culture
  • Folk Literature
  • +5

The July 2019 issue of Itihas Diwakar, a quarterly research journal, focuses on various historical and cultural topics. This issue includes in-depth articles on the influence of Indian science on ancient China, the scripts of Himachal Pradesh's 'Saancha' manuscripts, and the folk ballad of the warrior Negi Natiram of Sirmour. Additionally, it sheds light on episodes from the Ramayana in Chamba's folk songs, the Indian tradition of astronomical observation, a comparative study on Hatha Yoga asanas, and the significance of Maharishi Vedvyas in the Guru-disciple tradition.

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Itihas Diwakar - April 2019

Vol. 12Issue 1April 2019
  • Archaeology
  • Biography
  • Culture and Tradition
  • +3

This issue focuses on significant moments in Indian history. It commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, and the birth centenary of archaeologist Vishnu Shridhar Wakankar. The publication includes articles on diverse topics such as the classical and folk traditions of Navsamvat (Hindu New Year), archaeological studies of the Martand Sun Temple of Kashmir and the Mamel Shiv Mandir, and a travelogue on the Kamakhya Devi temple. This issue presents an in-depth analysis of India's cultural, historical, and archaeological heritage.

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Itihas Divakar

October 2018

Vol. 11Issue 3October 2018
  • Atal Bihari Vajpayee
  • Culture
  • Indian History
  • +4

This publication is the October 2018 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', a quarterly research journal. This issue features a detailed address by Sarsanghchalak Mohan Rao Bhagwat on the ideology of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). It pays tribute to the former Prime Minister of India, Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee, through several articles on his life, his connection with the Sangh, and his thoughts on the nation. Additionally, it presents a scientific observation on the 'Historicity of Manu and Manali' and includes an analysis of the history from the Bhagavata Purana period.

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July 2018

Vol. 11Issue 2July 2018
  • Aryan Theory
  • Culture
  • Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
  • +4

This is the July 2018 issue of the publication 'Itihas Divakar'. It primarily features an in-depth analysis of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar's historical perspective and his views on the Western Aryan theory. The magazine also presents Maharishi Vedvyas as the originator of the Guru tradition. Furthermore, it explores the historical elements embedded in the folk tales of Himachal Pradesh, such as the stories of Gange-Gaure and episodes from the Mahabharata. It also includes a travelogue on Nainital and a report on the institution's activities.

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Itihas Divakar

January-April 2018

Vol. 10Issue 4January 2018
  • Culture
  • Folk Literature
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • +2

This issue of 'Itihas Divakar' for January-April 2018 is a special memorial edition dedicated to Dr. Vidyachand Thakur. It contains memoirs and articles by various scholars, writers, and colleagues that shed light on Dr. Thakur's life, personality, and work. The magazine highlights his significant contributions in the fields of folk culture, folk literature, history, and language. The editorial presents Dr. Vidyachand Thakur as a guardian of folk culture and a great scholar.

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Itihas Divakar (The Sun of History)

Vol. 11Issue 4January 2018
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • Historiography
  • Indian History
  • +3

This publication is a special issue of 'Itihas Divakar' focusing on 'Thakur Ramsingh's Land of Contemplation'. It provides an in-depth analysis of the life, work, and ideas of historian Thakur Ramsingh. The magazine includes articles by various scholars on topics such as the nationalist vision of Indian historiography proposed by him, the Mahakal theory, and the origin of creation. This issue is an attempt to understand Thakur Ramsingh's historical perspective and to view Indian history from a new lens that emphasizes a saga of continuous struggle rather than defeat.

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Itihas Divakar

October 2017

Vol. 10Issue 3October 2017
  • Biography
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • History
  • +3

This October 2017 issue of 'Itihas Divakar' is a special edition dedicated to the late Shri Chetram Garg. It highlights his life story, his journey as a dedicated worker (Karmayogi), and his social and cultural contributions as a pracharak (full-time worker) of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) in Himachal Pradesh. The magazine includes memoirs from his close associates, a photo gallery from his life, and various articles, reflecting his personality, organizational skills, and dedication to national service.

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Itihas Divakar

July 2017

Vol. 10Issue 2July 2017
  • Folk Literature
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • Historiography
  • +4

This publication, the July 2017 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', features special articles on the life of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay and his philosophy of Integral Humanism, marking his birth centenary year. Other major topics include the contribution of Hindi litterateurs in popularizing history during the colonial period, an analysis of the historical situation of Jammu & Kashmir and Maharaja Hari Singh, the humanity of Maharshi Vasishtha, the governance system of the Pangi Valley, and a Himachali folk tale 'Chano-Bano'. The journal also presents a dialogue on historiography.

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Itihas Divakar

April 2017

Vol. 10Issue 1April 2017
  • Biography
  • Culture
  • History
  • +2

This publication is the April 2017 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', a quarterly research journal. This issue includes special articles on Navsamvatsar (Hindu New Year), discussing the traditional 'Ugatu Panchang' of Himachal. It features a deep analysis of the principle of Karma Yoga based on Lokmanya Bal Gangadhar Tilak's 'Gita Rahasya'. Additionally, articles on historical figures like the virtuous King Vikramaditya, Vajraguru Padmasambhava who spread Buddhism in Tibet, and the great commander General Zorawar Singh are also presented.

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Itihas Divakar

October 2016

Vol. 6Issue 3October 2016
  • Agriculture
  • Biography
  • Culture
  • +2

The October 2016 issue of 'Itihas Divakar' focuses on diverse topics. It includes an editorial on 'The Eternal Culture of Peace', an in-depth article on 'Spiritual Life - The Goal of Humanity' by Swami Ranganathananda, and an English article on Ancient India's knowledge and science by Dr. B.C. Chauhan. Additionally, it features articles on the crops of Kullu, the personality of Garhwal's commander Madho Singh Bhandari, and personal experiences with Thakur Ram Singh Ji and his centenary celebrations.

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History Divakar

Vol. 6Issue 2July 2016
  • Ancient India
  • Hindutva
  • History
  • +3

The July 2016 issue of 'Itihas Divakar' is dedicated to Prof. Balraj Madhok, featuring his inaugural speech at the 'Yug-Yugeen Trigarta' national seminar. It also includes his detailed article on Hindu, Hindu Dharma, and Hindutva. Other articles focus on topics like the scientific basis of Puranic history and challenging the notion of Alexander and Chandragupta Maurya being contemporaries. The publication aims to rewrite Indian history from a nationalistic perspective.

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Itihas Divakar

April 2016

Vol. 6Issue 1April 2016
  • Chronology
  • Folk Tradition
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • +4

This is the April 2016 issue of 'Itihas Divakar,' a quarterly research journal. It primarily features articles on the Indian New Year (Navsamvatsar) and its associated traditions, such as Chaitra Sankranti, the significance of the barley crop in Himachal Pradesh, and Dholru singing. Other topics discussed include the scientific nature of ancient Indian time calculation, cultural values, an introduction to the creator of the 'Om Jai Jagdish Hare' aarti, and historical contexts in the folk tales of Rajasthan. This issue presents an analytical collection on Indian history, culture, and folk traditions.

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October 2015

Vol. 8Issue 3October 2015
  • Ashok Singhal
  • Festivals
  • Folklore
  • +6

This October 2015 issue of Itihas Divakar focuses on cultural and historical topics. It features special articles on the life and work of Shri Ashok Singhal, presenting him as a 'Great Hero of Cultural Consciousness' and an 'Inspiration for Millions'. Other major topics include an in-depth analysis of pilgrimages and festivals in Hinduism, the greatness of Maharshi Krishnadvaipayana Vyasa, the saga of Panna Dhai's sacrifice, and an account of Thakur Ramsingh's work in Assam. The magazine also contains a detailed report on a national seminar on the contribution of folklores in history writing.

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July 2015

Vol. 8Issue 2July 2015
  • Agriculture
  • Culture
  • History
  • +4

This is the July 2015 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', a quarterly research journal. It includes an editorial on the importance of the Sanskrit language. The main articles cover diverse topics such as an analysis of Sanjivani Vidya, the concept of Avatarism in Indian culture, the scientific aspects of the Bhumi Sukt from the Atharva Veda, the greatness of Goswami Tulsidas, the ancient Indian agricultural system, and a tribute to a great Karmayogi. The journal presents in-depth research on historical, cultural, and philosophical subjects.

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April 2015

Vol. 8Issue 1April 2015
  • Agriculture
  • Culture
  • Geography
  • +4

The April 2015 issue of Itihas Divakar focuses on Indian history, philosophy, and culture. It includes an allegorical analysis of mythological stories like 'The Slaying of Vritrasura with Dadhichi's Bone-Vajra', a discussion on the mythological geography of India, and an article on 'India's Perspective on History'. Additionally, the magazine features content on the agricultural terminology of Kullu, the life of Thakur Ramsingh, and his birth centenary celebrations. The editorial emphasizes the need to understand all aspects of history.

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Itihas Divakar

January 2015

Vol. 7Issue 4January 2015
  • Chronology
  • Culture
  • Hindu Philosophy
  • +3

This January 2015 special issue of 'Itihas Divakar' is published on the occasion of the birth centenary of the heroic man of history, Thakur Ramsingh. It highlights his life and work, especially his contribution to the 'Bharatiya Itihas Sankalan Yojana' (Indian History Compilation Project). The magazine includes in-depth articles on topics such as the 'Concept of Time', 'Chronology', and 'Indian Historiography' from an Indian perspective. This issue addresses the issues of the alleged destruction and distortion of Indian history and presents measures for its resolution.

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Itihas Divakar

Itihas Divakar (The Sun of History)

Vol. 8Issue 4January 2015
  • Ancient India
  • Festivals
  • Indian History
  • +3

This January 2016 issue of 'Itihas Divakar' is a quarterly research journal focusing on Indian history and culture. The main theme of this issue is the centenary remembrance of Thakur Ramsingh ji, featuring a detailed article on his role during the Partition of India. Additionally, the issue sheds light on the importance of the Saraswati river in Indian civilization, the role of agriculture in the Vedic economy, and the cultural celebrations of the Shivratri festival in the Mandi and Lahaul regions of Himachal Pradesh.

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Itihas Divakar

October 2014

Vol. 7Issue 3October 2014
  • Culture
  • Folk Tradition
  • Freedom Struggle
  • +3

This is the October 2014 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', a quarterly research journal. It features a detailed analysis of the trends in modern Indian historiography (Imperialist, Marxist, and Nationalist). Other major topics include the journey of the Congress party from 'Swaraj' to 'Purna Swatantrya' (complete independence), the saga of the great warrior General Zorawar Singh, and an article on the agricultural vocabulary of Kullu. It also sheds light on the concepts of creation in the folk traditions of Haryana, Ishwar Geet, and Lahaul.

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July 2014

Vol. 7Issue 2July 2014
  • Botany
  • Creation Theory
  • Cultural Nationalism
  • +3

This is the July 2014 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar', a quarterly research journal. This issue features in-depth articles on religion, society, and Indian cultural nationalism. It analyzes the position of the universe, the theory of creation, and the relationship with botany. There are special articles on the ideas of creation in the folk traditions of Punjab and Hamirpur. Additionally, details of a symposium on the Rishi tradition are presented. The issue focuses on various aspects of Indian culture, philosophy, and folk wisdom.

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April 2014

Vol. 7Issue 1April 2014
  • Agriculture
  • Culture
  • History
  • +2

This is the April 2014 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', a quarterly research journal. It includes detailed articles on the scientific nature of the Indian calendar, the significance of the New Year, and the core elements of Indian national thought. Additionally, it features agricultural terminology from Kullu, the creation story in Rajasthani folk tales, and a report on a seminar on Indian thought. The editorial emphasizes agriculture as the basis of life, and an in-memoriam section is also included.

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January 2014

Vol. 6Issue 4January 2014
  • Culture
  • Freedom Struggle
  • History
  • +4

The January 2014 issue of 'Itihas Divakar' is a quarterly research journal. This issue features articles on Swami Vivekananda's thoughts on 'Pranava' (Om), a deep analysis of Indian history and Vedanta, the mythological story of Jalandhar Peeth, a biography of the revolutionary hero Nana Saheb Peshwa, and detailed articles on the concept of creation in the Guru Granth Sahib and Vedic contexts. The journal presents a rich collection of religious, historical, and philosophical topics, shedding light on India's cultural and spiritual heritage.

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The Sun of History

Vol. 6Issue 3October 2013
  • Culture
  • Folklore
  • Historiography
  • +4

This October 2013 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', a quarterly research journal, focuses on Indian history, culture, and philosophy. It features articles on Swami Vivekananda's thoughts on philanthropy, an analysis of the challenges and solutions in Indian historiography by Professor Shivaji Singh, and the concept of the nation's nature as 'Chiti' by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay. Additionally, it highlights the significance of symbols like 'Shri' and 'Swastika' and explores creation myths from the folklore of Chhattisgarh, Kullu, and the Satluj Valley.

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July 2013

Vol. 6Issue 2July 2013
  • Culture and Folklore
  • Geology
  • History
  • +3

This is the July 2013 issue of 'Itihas Divakar', a quarterly research journal. It features articles on various historical and cultural topics. Key subjects include Swami Vivekananda's role at the Chicago World Parliament of Religions, a geological analysis of the Vedic Saraswati river in Himachal Pradesh, the folklore of the deity Mahasu in Mandi district, the story of martyr Rajkumar Pratap Singh from the 1857 struggle, Maharishi Dayanand's contribution to uplifting Hindi as the national language, and the creation myth of the Bhil society of Gujarat.

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January 2013

Vol. 5Issue 4January 2013
  • Culture
  • Indian History
  • Nationalism
  • +3

This publication of 'Itihas Divakar' is a special issue on the 150th birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. It provides a deep analysis of his life, philosophy, and his views on India's history, culture, and spirituality. Various articles highlight his Chicago speech, a comparison of his ideas with Karl Marx, and his role in nation-building. This issue is dedicated to Swamiji's call to 'Arise, Awake' and underscores his contributions.

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Itihas Diwakar, October 2012

Vol. 5Issue 3October 2012
  • Bon Religion
  • British Historiography
  • Culture
  • +4

This is the October 2012 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar'. It contains articles on various historical, philosophical, and cultural topics. The editorial highlights the connection between ancient Indian philosophy and modern science, especially regarding the discovery of the 'God Particle' (Higgs Boson). Key articles include Swami Vivekananda on Vedic religious ideals, an analysis of British historians' perspective on Indian history, an introduction to the Sanatan Bon religion and the Zhang-Zhung language, and the tradition of knowledge and science in Sanskrit.

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April 2012

Vol. 5Issue 1April 2012
  • Biography
  • Culture
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • +4

The April 2012 issue of Itihas Divakar is a quarterly research journal focusing on various historical, cultural, and spiritual topics. This issue includes an editorial on the thoughts of Swami Vivekananda, articles on the astrological system of Navasamvatsar (Hindu New Year) and its celebration in Kullu. It also discusses the rewriting of Indian history, a critical study of the 'Sankalp Paath', and the era of Maharaja Agrasen. Furthermore, it presents a biography of revolutionary Shobha Ram, a glorious description of Ujjain, a travelogue of Kinnaur Kailash, and a report on the institution's activities.

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Itihas Diwakar - January 2012

Vol. 4Issue 4January 2012
  • Archaeology
  • Culture
  • Festivals
  • +4

This publication is the January 2012 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar', a quarterly research journal. This issue features articles on diverse topics including an editorial on the Karmayoga of the Gita, the historical knowledge of ancient Aryans, the ancient system of the Spiti tribal community, the history of Mamleshwar Mahadev Temple, Patan and Siddhpur in Gujarat, the biography of Saint Valluvar, a description of the Lohri festival in Chamba, and a travelogue on Bikaner. The issue sheds light on India's rich historical, cultural, and religious heritage.

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Itihas Divakar - October 2011

Vol. 4Issue 3October 2011
  • Archaeology
  • Culture
  • Etymology
  • +3

The October 2011 issue of Itihas Divakar is a quarterly research journal focusing on various historical and cultural topics. This issue includes important articles like 'The Naming of the country India', 'The Oral Tradition of Our Country', and 'The Influence of Hindu Culture in Britain'. It also features place reports on 'Siddha Places of Solasingi Dhar' and 'The City with India's First Municipality', a travelogue on 'Palanpur', and an editorial on national pride.

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July 2011

Vol. 4Issue 2July 2011
  • Biography
  • Culture
  • Folk Tradition
  • +4

This is the July 2011 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar'. It features in-depth articles on the cultural and internal unity of the Himalayan region, the constitutional spirit of 'Akhand Bharat' (Undivided India), the biography of Mahamana Madan Mohan Malaviya, and the challenges of making Hindi the national language. Additionally, it discusses the concepts of creation in Mahasuvi and Sirmouri folklores and various topics related to Indian history and culture.

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Itihas Diwakar - April 2011

Vol. 4Issue 1April 2011
  • Folk Traditions
  • History
  • Indian Culture
  • +3

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.

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July 2010

Vol. 3Issue 2July 2010
  • Culture
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • Indian History
  • +6

This July 2010 issue of "Itihas Diwakar" focuses on diverse aspects of Indian history, culture, and religion. It features detailed articles on topics such as the social contributions of saints, the valor of national protectors like Maharaja Suheldev, the history of the Katoch dynasty of Trigarta, and the worship of Naga deities in Himachal Pradesh. Additionally, it analyzes the mythological story of Goddess Sati, the contributions of the ancient architect Vishwakarma to Shilpa Shastra, and a folktale related to Vishnu.

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April 2010

Vol. 3Issue 1April 2010
  • Astrology
  • Chronology
  • Culture
  • +4

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.

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January 2010

Vol. 2Issue 4January 2010
  • Ancient India
  • Hindu Philosophy
  • Indian Culture
  • +3

This issue of Itihas Divakar focuses on topics such as the historical reasons for the partition of India, the spread of Indian culture in Southeast Asia, and the importance of cattle wealth in Panini's Ashtadhyayi. It also includes articles on the life and philosophy of Maharshi Kanada, science in Hindu mythological tales, and the cultural significance of the cow. The journal provides a research-oriented perspective on Indian history, culture, and ancient knowledge.

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July 2009

Vol. 2Issue 2July 2009
  • Chronology
  • Culture
  • Hindu-Buddhist Relations
  • +4

This publication is the July 2009 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar', a quarterly research journal. It contains various articles focusing on Indian history, culture, and philosophy. Key topics include the centenary of Sri Aurobindo's Uttarpara speech, an address by Mohan Rao Bhagwat on the nature of history, and an analysis of the Puranic timeline of 'Shvetavaraha Kalpa'. Additionally, it features articles on the reality of Noah's flood, Hindu-Buddhist relations, Hammir Chauhan of Ranthambore, and the festival of Shravani Purnima. The journal aims to present Indian history from a traditional and nationalist perspective.

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April 2009

Vol. 2Issue 1April 2009
  • Chronology
  • Culture
  • Indian History
  • +3

This April 2009 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar' is a quarterly research publication. It primarily focuses on the significance of the Indian New Year, 'Varsh Pratipada'. Various articles discuss the scientific and cultural relevance of Indian calendar systems like Vikrami, Shak, and Kaliyugabd. Additionally, it sheds light on topics such as the historical reasons for Prithviraj Chauhan's defeat and the nature of Jihadi terrorism prevalent in India, making it a comprehensive blend of history, culture, and contemporary issues.

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January 2009

Vol. 1Issue 4January 2009
  • Ancient India
  • Buddhism
  • Folklore
  • +4

This publication is the January 2006 issue of 'Itihas Diwakar', a quarterly research journal. It includes articles on various historical, geographical, and philosophical topics. Key subjects cover the dating of Mahatma Buddha's era, the geography of India during Panini's time, the story of the scholar Gargi, an analysis of Samarth Guru Ramdas's 'Das Bodh', and a folktale. Additionally, it features articles on the Aryan ancestors of Muslims and the concept of the divine element of Shiva in different religions. The editorial highlights the importance of Dharma.

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July 2008

Vol. 1Issue 2July 2008
  • Folk Culture
  • Himachal Pradesh
  • History
  • +3

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.

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Itihas Diwakar, April 2008

Vol. 1Issue 1April 2008
  • Ancient India
  • Culture
  • Hindutva
  • +3

This is the inaugural issue (April 2008) of the research journal 'Itihas Diwakar'. It is a quarterly publication focused on Indian historical thought and public life. This issue emphasizes correcting distortions in Indian history and presenting a nationalist perspective. It includes articles on topics like the 400th birth anniversary of Samarth Guru Ramdas, the truth about Alexander's invasion, and India's glorious traditions. Its aim is to instill a sense of pride in readers about their civilization, culture, and history.

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