Ethical Considerations
Publication ethics and author declarations followed by the Indian Journal of Social Enquiry
- Indian Journal of Social Enquiry has zero tolerance for plagiarism.
- All contributors will testify that their work is original and not plagiarized from any source.
- Authors will also declare via email that the submitted article has not been published previously and has not been simultaneously submitted elsewhere for consideration for publication.
- It is strongly recommended that authors put the article being submitted through a plagiarism check before submission.
- The editors will check for plagiarism and AI through Turnitin software and share the reports with the authors.
- Furthermore, the authors will testify to the declaration given below, which will also be published along with the article in Indian Journal of Social Enquiry 18.2 onwards.
Plagiarism and AI Usage Declaration
The author declares that this article is an original work and has not been previously published elsewhere. No parts of it have been plagiarized, and it falls well within the prescribed limits of less than 10% plagiarism. Furthermore, AI has not been used for analysis and use, if any, has been restricted to language support.
Copyright
The copyright of this article is with the author; however, credit must be given to Indian Journal of Social Enquiry and its editors in case of republication hereafter.
The article history will also be published along with the article in Indian Journal of Social Enquiry 18.2 onwards, as given below:
Article History
Date of receipt of article
Date of receipt of revised article
Date of acceptance