Sanskritik Pravah is committed to maintaining the highest standards
of research integrity, publication ethics and academic honesty.
Fabrication or falsification of data, plagiarism,
intellectual theft or any deliberate attempt to mislead
readers is unethical.
Where an article has multiple authors, all contributors having
made significant scholarly contributions must be listed as
authors. Contributions of other scholars should be duly
acknowledged.
Copying or reproducing text, ideas or findings from another
author's work without proper acknowledgement constitutes
plagiarism. Every source used in research must be cited in the
references.
Manuscripts are accepted on the understanding that the work is
original, unpublished and not under consideration elsewhere. An
originality declaration should accompany the submission.
Articles must not contain unlawful, defamatory or offensive
material.
Articles must not contain discriminatory language relating to
gender, race, religion or community.
The corresponding author is responsible for ensuring that all
co-authors have approved the submission before publication.
Authors submitting manuscripts must ensure the following:
The work has not been published previously except as
an abstract, lecture, review or thesis.
The manuscript is not under consideration by another
journal or publisher.
No copyright or intellectual property rights have been
violated.
Necessary approval has been obtained from the
institution or organisation where the research was
conducted.