Advisory Board

Prof B S Rajpurohit

Prof G L Dave

Prof Lalit Gupta

Prof G S Mehta

Prof. M L Vadera

Prof A K Bohra

Prof P C Daga

Prof. J R Bohra

Prof V K Sharma

Prof. G L Malodia

Prof Tausif Ahmad

Prof. M C Tater

Prof S B Singh

Prof Raman K Dave

Prof. D.S. Kheechee

Prof. M.S. Rathore

Prof R C S Rajpurohit

Prof Sunil Mehta

Prof SPS Bhadu

Prof R S Meena

Prof Mahendra Kumar

Prof. K A Goyal

Prof Navneeta Singh

Prof Swapna Patawri

Prof Meeta Nihalani

Prof Prakash Sharma

Prof J K Jain , Sagar

Dr. Anju Agarawal

Dr. UR Tater

Dr. Neelam Kalla

Dr. Puja Gehlot

Dr. Vandana Yadav

Dr. Ravi Kant Modi

Dr. Rajnish Kler, New Delhi

Dr. Asha Sharma. Udaipur

Dr. Vinod Kumar Dave

Dr. Sushma Maheshwari

Dr. Deepika Duggar

Dr. Ritu Soni

  1. Role of Advisory Board :

An Advisory Board comprises individuals who collaborate closely with the Editor to enhance the journal and initiate new endeavours. Board members, such as Managing Editor, Associate Editors undertake crucial tasks related to the journal’s management.

Members of the Advisory Board are selected based on their expertise in fields relevant to the journal or due to their international prominence in the subject area. In some cases, exceptional long-standing reviewers may also be invited to join the Board, provided they have expertise aligned with the journal’s focus.

  • Roles & Responsibilities:
  1. Provide expertise in their respective areas.
  2. Review submitted manuscripts.
  3. Advise on journal policies and scope.
  4. Collaborate with the Chief Editor to maintain journal’s continuity and standards.
  5. Identify topics for Special Issues or recommend relevant conferences to promote the journal.
  6. Assist in organizing and/or Guest Editing Conferences.
  7. Encourage submissions from new and established authors.
  8. Submit their own work for consideration, adhering to Conflict of Interest rules and disclosing their relationship with the journal.
  9. Maintain regular communication, through either face-to-face meetings, teleconferences, or virtual platforms like Skype, depending on logistical considerations.