Dr Bhalchandra Ramchandra Andhare along with his family members. Sitting Samvid Chaitanya Andhare
Sitting on chair Mukund B. Andhare, Dr. Bhalchandra R. Andhare, Chaitanya B. Andhare
Standing Chinmay Mukund Andhare, Dr. Deepti M. Andhare, Mrs Mira B. Andhare, Dr. Anjali C. Andhare, Sanil C. Andhare
"Itihas Sanshodhan Kendra", Nagpur is a Library & Resource centre of history for future generation research.
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Dr Bhalchandra R Andhare Is a Historian Of repute who retired as the professor and head of the Department of history from Vasantrao Naik Institute of Arts and Sciences better Known as Morris College.
Through his perseverance & hard work, in 1982 he opened " Itihas & Sanskrit Sanshodhan Kendra" a place well equipped with necessary books, related publications and research work for the needy students of history in quest of knowledge.
Being an avid traveler Dr B R Andhare started acquiring some rare objects with aesthetic and historical value. Besides the antics he was in
Founder & Director of History Research Centre established in 1982
1."Itihas Sanshodhan Kendra", Nagpur is a Library & Resourse centre for Proper documentation of history for future generations of Research students. It holds 2000 rare books especially on Vidarbha & The Bhosales of Nagpur
Letters, Pictures ,Kundali, Orders,Administrative Reports of Famous Rulers, Revolutanaries, British Residents Historical Books on Indian Culture & Fine Arts Books on History of the Forts in and around India & specially Maharashtra
2."Meera Andhare Cultural Museum" Museum
The book answers various questions on the different topics associated with the origin & the Bhonsle as rulers of Nagpur
Raghoji II Bhonsle was the Maratha ruler of the Kingdom of Nagpur in Central India from 1788 to 1816.
Mudhoji II Bhonsle, also known as Appa Sahib, ruled the Kingdom of Nagpur in central India from 1816-1818.
"Bakhar" a book scripted by Dr B R Andhare , holds the brilliant history of the 125 glorious years of the institution " Morris College".
S-70, Bharat Nagar, Nagpur-33.
