Journal of Native India & Diversity Studies

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About the Journal

The Journal of Native India & Diversity Studies (PISSN: 3048-8710) is a premier, peer-reviewed scholarly publication dedicated to promoting the understanding and preservation of indigenous cultures and the vast diversity within India. Published by the Academy of Social Sciences, the journal is supported by an esteemed editorial board that includes former vice chancellors and senior professors from prestigious institutions. Our journal serves as a platform for academics, researchers, and policymakers to engage with pressing issues related to India's indigenous communities, advocating for their rights and ensuring their cultural and historical contributions are recognized.

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Call for Papers - August 2025

Journal of Native India & Diversity Studies invites original submissions for the August 2025 issue on India’s indigenous cultures, social diversity, and marginalized communities. We welcome research on caste, gender, linguistics, sustainability, and indigenous rights from interdisciplinary perspectives.

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April 2025 Issue Published

We’re pleased to share that the April 2025 issue (Vol.2 No.1) is now available. Explore the latest content and insights from our contributors. Access the issue on our official platform or contact us for Print version.

Current Issue

Current Issue

Vol. 2 No. 01 (2025): April 2025

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Published: 30.04.2025

Articles

The Contribution of Karnataka's Traditional Knowledge to Contemporary Sustainable Practices: The Case of Soligas

Shivaraju C D (Author)

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The Press and the Nation: A study on the Growth of the Indian National Consciousness

Dr. Renu Baliyan (Author)

11-21
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Cultural Ecology and Conservation: Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Jharkhand

Arvind Kumar, Amlesh Kumar, Situ Kumari (Author)

22-34
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Well-Being Issues Of Persons With Mental Illness: Some Case Studies In Mizoram

Lawmsangpuia Ralte (Author)

35-47
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Reclaiming Dignity: The Challenge of Uplifting Kerala’s Marginalized Muslim Communities

Shahna K A (Author)

48-58
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Rainbow in The Classroom: Addressing LGBTQ+ Issues in Indian Schools And Colleges

Baidurya Roy (Author)

59-68
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‘Feminine’ in Subaltern: Maliniyas of Salhesh Gatha

Mona Das (Author)

69-89
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Multiculturalism and Religious Syncretism in Kerala through Trade : A Historical Analysis

Manasi M (Author)

90-98
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Language Vitality And Endangerment: A Case Study of Mog Language of Tripura

Niloy Chakraborty (Author)

99-111
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