JIHC June 2023: New Peer Review Process, Diverse Themes, and Contributor Guidelines
By Nanditha C. Krishna, Kamala Gopalan, Yamini Anish Shah, G.B. Balaji, J. Sumathi
Summary
The Journal of Indian History and Culture (JIHC) has introduced a new Peer Review form to enhance the quality of research papers while retaining its pan-India character. This issue features diverse themes, ranging from Saraswati to the portrayal of the Partition in political cartoons, along with discussions on historiography. The journal encourages more submissions on Medieval India. The editor expresses gratitude to the peer review team, Dr. Kamala Gopalan, and Dr. Yamini Anish Shah for their book reviews.
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Conclusion
The Journal of Indian History and Culture (JIHC) reinforces its commitment to academic rigor and diverse scholarship through the introduction of a new Peer Review form, ensuring the quality and pan-India scope of its publications. This issue showcases a broad thematic range, from ancient civilizations like Saraswati to modern political cartoons depicting the Partition, alongside historiographical studies. The editors express gratitude to the peer review team and book reviewers, while urging future contributors to adhere to word limits and submission guidelines. Special thanks extend to the C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Institute’s Director and staff for their support. The journal’s emphasis on Medieval India and its call for high-quality, focused contributions reflect its ongoing mission to advance historical and cultural scholarship in India.