Naresh Das Vaishnav 'Nimbark' is an author and researcher who independently studies and writes on Indian culture, the Sanatan tradition, the Vaishnav Bairagi tradition, and historical subjects.

After a long period of military service in the Indian Army, he devoted a significant part of his life to the study and writing of subjects connected with history, culture, literature and social consciousness. The discipline, sense of duty, and spirit of national service gained from his military life are also visible in his writing.

His special areas of research interest are the Sanatan Vaishnav Bairagi tradition, Ayodhya, Shri Ram Janmabhoomi, Kurukshetra, and India's historical-cultural traditions. In the study of historical subjects, he treats documents, records, published literature, judicial material, newspaper evidence, oral tradition and field study — each according to its evidentiary value.

His core research outlook is —
"Faith has its place; research has its own. In history, the final authority is evidence."

He believes that the study of Indian history and culture requires factual discipline alongside emotional conviction. It is for this reason that, while honouring traditional beliefs, he insists on keeping them distinct from proven history.

He has authored books in both Hindi and English, and remains continuously active in bringing his research on Indian history, Sanatan culture and the Vaishnav tradition to a wide readership.

Founder and Editor — "Sanatan Bharat — Naya Savera"
Retired Naib Subedar (Indian Army)
International Author | Independent Researcher | Journalist
Historian of the Sanatan Vaishnav Bairagi Tradition