| Publisher |
LIBRARY HERALD , India |
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| Frequency |
Quarterly |
| Start Year |
1958 |
| Start Issue |
Volume :- , Issue :- , Month :- Please Select , Year :- 1958
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| ISSN |
Print ISSN :- 0024-2292 , Online ISSN :- 0976-2469
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| Nature of Journal |
Research Journal
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| Advisory Board |
Emeritus Prof. C C Karisddappa Former Prof. Dean & Head Dharwad University, Dharwad, Karnataka, Prof. JP Singh Joorel Director INFLIBNET Centre, Ahmedabad, Gujarat, Prof. Pravakar Rath Senior Prof
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Scope
Author Guidelines
Format: Papers (4000-6000 words normally, 8000-10000 words in exceptional cases), short communications (1500-3000 words) on new ideas/new areas of work/innovations/action research/ongoing investigations/conference and seminar and workshop outcomes, and book reviews (800-1500 words) should be neatly typed on one side of A4 size paper with double spacing and a wide margin to the left.
Organisation: The general organisation of research papers should be as follows: The nature and scope of the study should be stated first, then the details of methods, materials, tools, procedures and/or equipments used: followed by findings, discussion and conclusion.Appendices may be used to amplify details where appropriate. Scholarly papers should have an abstract of about 300 words before introduction, main sections and sub-sections, and conclusion. Each section of the article follows a hierarchical number pattern for the headings and sub-headings (1st level), with 0 being the number for the first section (usually introduction). Tables and Figures should be typed in separate sheets and their position in the text should be indicated clearly. Please supply camera-ready copy of all figures (normally in high-resolution GIF or JPEG), as these shall not normally be redrawn. Footnotes to the text should be avoided, but where used, should be numbered consecutively and presented as endnotes. Citations of other works should be limited to those strictly necessary for arguments. Short quotations should be included in the text within inverted commas (“ ”) and quotations of more than 30 words should be placed in a separate paragraph indented from the main body of the text. However, all quotations should be accompanied by precise references indicating a number of references. The authors, wherever applicable, shall obtain copyrights of others works in the text.
Editor
Editorial Board