Author Guidelines

Sarasvata International Research Journal invites original, high-quality and unpublished manuscripts from researchers, academicians, educators, professionals and research scholars.

Manuscripts should be submitted through the journal’s online submission system. Authors should use the prescribed paper template where provided and ensure that all metadata and declarations are complete.

• The manuscript must be original, unpublished and not under consideration elsewhere.
• The subject must fall within the journal’s scope.
• Writing must be clear, coherent and academically appropriate.
• Data, findings and supporting information must be accurate and reliable.
• Arguments and conclusions must be logically supported.
• All sources, funding and conflicts of interest must be disclosed.

1. Title
2. Author information in the separate metadata/title file, where required
3. Abstract
4. Keywords
5. Introduction
6. Review of literature or conceptual background
7. Materials and Methods / Methodology
8. Results or Findings
9. Discussion
10. Conclusion and implications
11. Declarations and acknowledgements
12. References

• Submit an editable Microsoft Word file (.doc or .docx), unless the journal requests another format.
• Use consistent headings, spelling, terminology and citation style.
• Number and caption tables, figures and illustrations; cite each in the text.
• Use high-quality figures and secure permissions for third-party content.
• Check every reference for accuracy, completeness and correspondence with in-text citations.

The abstract should be understandable on its own and concisely present the research problem, purpose, method, principal findings and conclusion. Keywords should be specific, relevant and useful for indexing and discovery.

Authorship is limited to persons who made substantial contributions to the conception, design, execution, analysis or interpretation of the work; participated in drafting or critically revising it; approved the final version; and accept accountability. Other contributions should be acknowledged.

• Report ethics approval and informed consent for relevant human or animal research.
• Disclose funding and financial or non-financial conflicts of interest.
• Include data-availability and consent-for-publication statements where applicable.
• Disclose material use of AI-assisted tools according to journal policy.

Submissions undergo editorial screening and peer review. Authors receiving a revision decision should submit a clean revised manuscript, a marked copy if requested, and a point-by-point response explaining how every comment was addressed or respectfully rebutted.

Authors may be asked to submit final corrected files, copyright/licence documentation, author undertakings and other production information. Proofs must be checked promptly. Changes at proof stage should normally be limited to genuine errors.

Original Research Articles; Review Articles; Conceptual Papers; Case Studies; Critical Essays; Scholarly Translations with Commentary; Book Reviews; Short Communications; and other contributions approved by the editors.

Editorial queries may be sent to sarasvatajournal@gmail.com. Authors should mention the manuscript title or submission ID in correspondence.