अभिनवधारा:

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​अभिनवधारा ( Abhinavdhara ) is published half-yearly. This is an e-journal and is available in soft-copy mode. This is a scholarly, non-political, non-profit academic journal functioning in three languages i.e. English, Sanskrit and Hindi. The membership of the अभिनवधारा (Abhinavdhara ) is open to all having interest in the Indic studies. The objective of this peer-reviewed journal is to provide a research-oriented platform to the academicians and scholars for exploring Indic Studies in the contemporary world.

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Key Features of the Journal:

• Scope: The journal covers a wide range of topics within Indic studies, including but not limited to ancient Indian literature, philosophy, religion, art, architecture, history, and culture. It also emphasizes contemporary interpretations and applications of Indic knowledge systems.

• Interdisciplinary Approach: The journal encourages interdisciplinary research that connects Indic studies with modern fields such as technology, management, education, and social sciences.

• Peer-Reviewed: The journal is peer-reviewed, ensuring that the articles published are of high academic quality and contribute meaningfully to the field of Indic studies.

• Publication Frequency: The journal typically follows a regular publication schedule, with issues released periodically throughout the year.

• Audience: The primary audience includes scholars, researchers, students, and anyone interested in the rich and diverse heritage of Indic knowledge and its modern applications.

• Innovation Focus: As the name suggests, the journal places a strong emphasis on innovation within the field of Indic studies, seeking out research that brings new perspectives or methodologies to traditional topics.

 

Vision:

The vision of the International Journal of Innovation in Indic Studies typically aims to be a leading global platform that fosters innovative research and scholarship in Indic Studies, driving a deeper understanding, preservation, and dissemination of Indic knowledge systems, philosophies, and cultural heritage. The journal aspires to inspire a renaissance in Indic thought by integrating traditional wisdom with contemporary perspectives, thus contributing to a more holistic understanding of global knowledge systems.

 

Mission:​

1. Promote Interdisciplinary Research:
   To encourage and publish high-quality, interdisciplinary research that explores the rich and diverse traditions of Indic knowledge, including but not limited to philosophy, language, literature, arts, sciences, and spirituality, and how these can be innovatively applied to contemporary issues.

2. Foster Global Dialogue:
   To create a forum for scholars, practitioners, and students across the globe to engage in meaningful dialogue, share ideas, and collaborate on projects that advance the study and application of Indic knowledge in a global context.

3. Preserve and Innovate Indic Knowledge:
   To support the preservation of traditional Indic knowledge while simultaneously encouraging innovative interpretations and applications that make this wisdom relevant and accessible to modern society.

4. Encourage Ethical Scholarship:
   To uphold the highest standards of academic integrity and ethical scholarship, ensuring that all published work is original, well-researched, and contributes significantly to the field of Indic Studies.

5. Bridge Tradition and Modernity:
   To explore and highlight the intersections between ancient Indic traditions and modern innovations, demonstrating how ancient wisdom can inform and enrich contemporary life, education, and technology.

6. Cultivate a Global Community:
   To build and nurture a global community of scholars and practitioners dedicated to the study of Indic knowledge systems, fostering collaboration, mentorship, and the exchange of ideas.

7. Influence Policy and Practice:
   To influence policy-making, educational curricula, and cultural practices by providing evidence-based research and innovative ideas that highlight the relevance of Indic studies in addressing contemporary challenges.

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Goals and Objectives:​

• Publication of High-Quality Research: Provide a platform for the publication of peer-reviewed, high-quality research papers, reviews, and essays that contribute to the field of Indic studies.

• Support Emerging Scholars: Offer opportunities for emerging scholars to publish their work and engage with established researchers in the field.

• Global Collaboration: Build partnerships with academic institutions and organizations globally to broaden the scope and impact of the research published.

 

Disclaimer:

The Articles/Manuscripts published in the अभिनवधारा ( Abhinavdhara ) Journal represent neither the views of the Amity University nor those of the editors of the अभिनवधारा ( Abhinavdhara ) Journal.  The editors are the final authority for the selection of the articles of the Journal and reserve the right to reject any material deemed in appropriate for publication. Responsibility for opinions expressed and for the accuracy of facts published in the articles however rests solely with the authors. Similarly, the photos published are supplied by the authors and any infringement or copyright violation’s responsibility lies with them only.

 

About Journal​:​

Journal Title- Abhinavdhara International Journal of Innovation in Indic Studies

Subject- Multidisciplinary

Language- English, Hindi & Sanskrit

Mode of Publication- Online

Frequency -Biannual (July & December )

Start Year – 2021

ISSN – 2583-5149

Email- abhinavdharajournal@gmail.com

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