30th Issue: Diverse Papers, Heritage Focus, and Publication Ethics
By G. J. Sudhakar
Summary
The journal maintains high quality through the collective efforts of the C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Foundation team and the trust of its contributors. This issue features diverse papers, including studies on Siva and Vishnu sculptures, heritage protection, and community engagement. To uphold publication ethics, contributors are required to provide a comprehensive undertaking and adhere to guidelines available on the journal’s website. The editor expresses gratitude to Prof. Radhika Seshan of Savitribai Pune University and Prof. Kamala Gopalan, a staff member, for their book reviews in this issue. Special thanks are extended to Dr. Nanditha Krishna, Director of the C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Institute of Indological Research, along with other foundation staff members, including Prof. Kamala Gopalan, Dr. G. Balaji, Dr. J. Sumati, Mrs. T. Pichulakshmi, and Mr. H. Manikandan, for their contributions to publishing this issue.
Conclusion
This issue of the journal showcases a diverse range of scholarly contributions, from studies on religious iconography to heritage conservation and community involvement, reflecting the journal's commitment to intellectual rigor and relevance. The inclusion of book reviews by Prof. Radhika Seshan and Prof. Kamala Gopalan further enriches the academic discourse. The editorial team emphasizes adherence to publication ethics, urging contributors to follow the prescribed guidelines to uphold the journal's integrity. The acknowledgments highlight the collaborative effort behind the publication, recognizing the dedication of the C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Foundation team and contributors. By maintaining high standards and fostering scholarly exchange, the journal continues to strengthen its role as a valuable resource for indological research and heritage studies.