Srujan adopts the highest international ethics policy and standards of publishing
as followed by American Psychological Association (APA), Publication Manual.
Srujan expects articles which are original, bonafide, research duly checked for
plagiarism in accordance with the AntiPlagiarism.NET software. Srujan strongly
condemns any form of malpractices like fabrication or falsification of data,
duplication or excessive fragmentation in accordance with the APA norms. The
maximum permitted reliance on others’ work is restricted to 20%.
Srujan also expects that authors must accept responsibility for their papers sent
for publication. Further, authors have to base their research on “objective
interpretations of evidence and unbiased interpretations of facts” in accordance
with the APA Publication Manual, 6 th Edition, P17.
Authors sending their papers to Srujan for publication need to validate and
authenticate for the originality of their work as well as vouch safe for their paper
being free from plagiarism apart from the declaration that the paper sent has not
been published before in, or submitted to, any other journal.
The Editorial Board of Srujan assures all contributors of scientific conduct and
protection of their intellectual capital against any abuse or misuse to advance the
research interest of any other individual or group without the prior written
consent of the author.