Shodhmala journal of Magar Studies Center is an academic, peer-reviewed journal of research & development focused on Magar and indigenous communities. It aims to explore current issues and opportunities on indigenous minorities in Nepal and all over the world, an authentic, open-access platform featuring scholarly research reviews and perspectives on the state of current research topics, especially on Magar and indigenous communities. The "Shodhmala" journal has been publishing since 2062 BS. Concentrating on varieties of thematic areas of Magar and indigenous minorities, and its 10th journal volume, published, was the last one.
The MSC is dedicated to preserving and promoting indigenous knowledge and practices, culture, languages, and heritage through research, education, cross-cultural understanding, and community engagement for empowerment and holistic development.
The Magar Studies Centre (MSC) envisions uplifting the status and condition of the Magar indigenous communities.
The journal is published annually.
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This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.
Articles in Shodhmala शोधमाला are published under a Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial 4.0 International Licence. This license enables reusers to distribute, remix, adapt, and build upon the material in any medium or format for noncommercial purposes only, and only so long as attribution is given to the creator.
Individual NRs. 400/-
Institutional 4 Pcs@NRs. 1000/-
The journal uses double-blind peer review. Review time is 6-8 weeks (approximately).
Research and review articles received from open call and individual invitation are peer-reviewed and double-blind before publication. The Editor-in-Chief sends original research and review articles to the Editors for initial review of the work’s relevance to the journal. They submit draft decisions to the Editor-in-Chief for final decision about further review or rejection. The initial review process will be short and not last longer than three weeks. These are not subject to double blind peer review. The name or Reviewer board displayed will be contacted for assistance to search expert in the same area, and may also be requested to review. It consists of 6 levels of review, including editorial and blind peer review, as follows:
Level One: Checking paper structure.
Level Two: Checking and detailed checking plagiarism (Less than 10%, No paragraph should have half to full paragraph plagiarism). Also, check for a unique title by searching the title in Google, Google Scholar, and a plagiarism checker.
Level Three: Checking grammar and typographic mistakes using Integrated Grammar software.
Level Four: Checking review of methods, format, title, keywords, tables and figures, and citations.
Level Five: Review of analysis/ results/ novelty, further improvements, journal to be considered, area, type, thorough double blind peer review.
Level Six: After journal formatting, DOI, checking page numbers, glancing on PDF before final publication by the editor and author proof-reading.
Zenodo, ORCID, Research Gate, Google Scholar, SSRN
The scholarly papers as reviewed and published by Magar Studies Center, Ranibu, Lalitpur, Nepal are the views and opinions of their respective authors and are not the views or opinions of the A Magar Studies Center. The Magar Studies Center disclaims of any harm or loss caused due to the published content to any party.
Shodhmala शोधमाला is published by Magar Studies Center, Ranibu, Lalitpur, Nepal
Email: msc.sodhamalapublication@gmail.com
magarstudiescenter@gmail.com
Website: https://magarstudiescenter.org.np
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