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Journal of Indian History and Culture: June 2023 Submission Guidelines

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Vol. 31June 2023pp. 407-412English

Summary

The Journal of Indian History and Culture (June 2023, Thirty-first Issue) provides detailed submission guidelines for authors. Articles should be original, well-researched, and under 5000 words, written in English with Times New Roman font (Size-12, double-spaced, A4 size). Submissions must include an abstract (200 words), 4-6 keywords, and full author details (degrees, affiliations, postal and email addresses). Diacritical marks are permitted for pre-modern history, and non-English words or book titles must be italicized. Numbers one to ninety-nine should be spelled out, while dates must follow the format "1st January, 2023." Quotations over 45 words require indentation and line spacing. Tables and figures must be numbered, cited in-text, and include source details. References should follow endnote format, avoiding primary/secondary distinctions, and must provide complete publication details (author, title, year, publisher, place, and page numbers). Internet sources are generally discouraged unless essential. The journal adheres to a double-blind review process and requires authors to submit an originality undertaking, confirming the paper’s authenticity and compliance with ethical standards. Submissions must be sent via email to jihc.cpriir@gmail.com, with hard copies for formal review. The editorial board reserves the right to reject unsolicited manuscripts or those not adhering to guidelines, and authors are responsible for ensuring data accuracy and originality.

Conclusion

These guidelines outline the Journal of Indian History and Culture's rigorous standards for submissions, emphasizing originality, proper formatting, and adherence to academic integrity. The double-blind review process ensures impartiality, while detailed referencing and citation rules maintain scholarly rigor. The journal prioritizes linguistic accuracy, requiring professional editing for non-native English submissions and specifying diacritical marks for pre-modern history. Strict formatting guidelines, including font, spacing, and file types, ensure consistency, while the inclusion of abstracts, keywords, and comprehensive endnotes enhances accessibility. The ethical and legal considerations, such as plagiarism checks and author undertakings, underscore the journal's commitment to academic ethics. Overall, these guidelines reflect a balance between fostering scholarly contributions and maintaining the journal's reputation for quality and credibility.

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Vol. 31
7-8JIHC June 2023: New Peer Review Process, Diverse Themes, and Contributor GuidelinesJ. Sumathi, Nanditha C. Krishna, Kamala Gopalan, Yamini Anish Shah, G.B. Balaji9-35Sarasvatī: From River to Goddess in Vedic CultureNanditha C. Krishna36-51Tara's Transformation: From Buddhist Compassion to Tantric PowerNamrata Gogoi, Paromita Das52-74The Divine Triad: Gaṅgā, Śiva, and Royal Identity in Gaṅgādharamūrti IconographyAarti Iyer75-87Pallava Sculptures: Jalāndharavadhamūrti and Viṣṇu Anugraha MūrtiG.B. Balaji88-117Sama Chakeva Festival: Socio-Ecological Insights from Mithila's Cultural TraditionVikas K. Verma118-137Urban Development in Kashmir (1339-1470): Sultanate Infrastructure and Cultural GrowthWaseem Rashid138-157Tradition, Innovation, and Revival: Imperial Tomb Architecture of the Marwar RulersSalim Zaweed158-177Lord Macaulay's Role in British East India Company's Educational DevelopmentM. Sathyalingam178-196Salt Monopoly and Contraband: Colonial Control and Local Resistance in BengalArijita Manna197-227Development of Legislature in Jammu and Kashmir Princely StateSameer Ahmad Bhat228-244Fighting Malaria in the Princely State of Cooch Behar: A Conflict Between State and DiseaseSrabani Ghosh245-258Demarcating Indian Borderlands: Post-Colonial State Formation and Border RegulationAnand Damodaran259-274Indian National Army's Manipur Campaign: Legacy and Historical ImpactSanjoy Ahanthem, Rajkumar Jackson275-286Unsung Heroines of Rani of Jhansi Regiment (INA) from Tamil NaduJ. Sumathi287-302Sir C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar's Educational Reforms in TravancoreNandini S303-323Reevaluating Niharranjan Ray's Social Historiography of Indian ArtShankar Tripathi324-337Dissolution of the Princely Order in India: A Neglected HistoriographySuhail Ahmin Mir338-358Political Cartoons as Alternate History: Representing Indo-Pak PartitionShifana P A, Asha Susan Jacob359-385Religion, Shrines, and Kashmir's Spiritual Healing LandscapeSajad Ahmad Mir386-397Eternal Sixteen: The Legend of Markandeya at Amirthakadeswarar TempleG. Srinivasan398-401Threads of Life: History Through the Eye of a NeedleClare Hunter402-406The Hindus of Hindustan: A Civilizational JourneyMeenakshi Jain407-412Journal of Indian History and Culture: June 2023 Submission GuidelinesUnexhibitedCurrent article

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