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Submission of paper
The following regulations must be followed while submitting paper to be published in Arnava
Author Guidelines:
Preparation of the research paper
  • The paper can be sent for publication till 15th April and 15th October of every year for forthcoming issues
  • Title of the paper, Name of the author, Designation Affiliation and Abstract (100-125 words in Hindi & English both), Keywords (maximum 10 Hindi & English both), Main Paper, Conclusion.
  • Research paper/Article/Note etc. should not exceed 5000 words. In the research paper maps, drawings and photographs (if any, 6-8 JPEG format) can be used and should be sent as separate files.
  • Research paper in Hindi should be typed in APS or KRUTIDEV with font size 13 and English TIMES NEW ROMAN with font size 12 and 1.5 line space
  • All references cited within the research paper should be given in the following format:

    • Style of references/ format of citations. References within research paper should be cited as; if single author (Singh, 1999:44-47); if two (Singh and Srivastava, 1999:44-47); if more than two ;( Singh, et.al.,1999: 44-47).

    • For more than one reference of the same author from single year should be written as (Singh, 1999 a, b or c).
    • References at the end of the research paper/article(in alphabetical order).
      • Singh, Atul Kumar:1999, New light on Rare Coins from Rajghat Excavation, Arnava, Vol.1,No.2,Arnava Publication, Varanasi
      • Singh,Atul Kumar & Ajay Srivastava:1999, New Light on Rare Coins from Rajghat Excavation, Arnava, Vol.1, No.2, Arnava Publication, Varanasi
      • Singh, Atul Kumar, Ajay Srivastava &Vijay Mohan : 1999, New Light on Rare Coins from Rajghat Excavation, Arnava, Vol.1, No.2, Arnava Publication, Varanasi
  • Government publications, reports related to the use of references.
    • Annual Report, 2011-2012, University Grants Commission, Government of India.
  • References of edited books/Proceedings.
    • Pandy R.P.:1994, Rock Art Discoveries around Gwalior, Midhra P.K. (Ed.); Heritage of India, Arnava Publication, Varanasi
  • Reference for Dissertation.
    • Tiwary, Sachin Kumar: 2007, Excavation at Agiyabir, Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh, Post Graduate Dissertation, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
  • Abbreviations for journals
    • E.I., A.I., A.S.I., A.R. (should be cited in full at the end of paper)
  • Web addresses should be referred in research paper in the following manner
    • Sachin Kr. Tiwary, http://asi.nic.in/asi_exca_imp_bihar.asp Retrieved on dated 03.07.2015
  • A document consisting of Last Name, First Name, Middle Name,Gender, Designation, Subject, Affiliation, Mobile Number/Phone Number, Email Id and Address should be provided by the author for documentation purposes.
  • Research papers will be selected for publication on the basis of merit by the editorial board and copyright will be of Arnava.
  • Reserch paper/Book Review cab be posted or mailed to the editors (See Contact Us)
  • Arnava accepts the paper at any time and publishes it in the upcoming issue.

The author should provide a written notification that the paper he has submitted is unpublished.


Copyright:
  • The research paper/article should be the original and unpublished work of the author and should'nt be published in the same form elsewhere. Also, the research paper/article does not contravene any existing copyright or any other third party rights.
  • Reproduction of the material published in Arnava in any form by any person without the permission of the publisher is violation of copyright and appropriate action may be initiated against the person violating the copyright.
  • The editors will not be responsible for the views expressed in the research paper/article etc.
  • The author hereby transfers the unlimited rights of publication of the mentioned research paper/article in whole to the Arnava (ISSN 2320-0103).
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