Srijan Publication journals follow widely accepted standards of publication ethics, in line with the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).
Authors
- Submit only original work that has not been published or submitted elsewhere.
- Cite all sources correctly; plagiarism in any form is not accepted.
- List as authors only the people who made a real contribution.
- Declare funding and any conflict of interest.
- Tell the editor at once if a serious error is found after publication.
Reviewers
- Review fairly and on time, and keep the manuscript confidential.
- Do not use unpublished material for their own research.
- Declare any conflict of interest and decline the review if needed.
Editors
- Decide only on the academic merit of the paper.
- Keep the review process confidential and unbiased.
- Act on complaints of misconduct, and publish corrections or retractions when required.
Corrections and retractions
A correction is published for honest errors. A paper is retracted for serious misconduct such as plagiarism, fabricated data or duplicate publication, with a clear notice linked to the original article.
Last updated 29 October 2026