Call for Blogs: Abhivyakti by Think India, Punjab: No Fee, Submit by April 25

About the Organiser

Think India is a pan-India organization established with the aim to bring together the best talent of the country and to infuse in them a ‘Nation-First’ attitude.

About Abhivyakti

Abhivyakti is a new initiative by Think India, Punjab. The meaning of ‘Abhivyakti’ is to express, or present. True to its meaning, it is launched with an aim to provide a platform where students, researchers and academicians across the globe can publish their ideas and perspectives on various social, legal, political and technological issues and concepts. With social awakening as its prime objective, the blog is mainly targeted at fruitful dispersion of ideas and opinion in the light of contemporary socio-legal concerns.

As Francis Bacon said, “Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man.” At Abhivyakti, we believe that there is no agony greater than not expressing what your intellectual senses perceive. Penning down your thoughts opens up new avenues and ways for personal as well as professional growth. The pursuit of perfection requires diligent practice to hone the skills of writing. Hence, our team is here to help you publish your work and also to provide you with constructive feedback to enhance the standard of your writing.

Call for Blogs

The Editorial Board of Abhivyakti invites blog posts from students/research scholars enrolled in any UG/PG/PhD course, academicians associated with any educational institution (University/College), professionals across various fields practicing around the world.

Theme

The broad theme for the current series of Abhivyakti is “COVID-19 vis-à-vis Law”. The theme is not restrictive in nature, author(s) can explore a plethora of sub-themes directly or indirectly associated with the legal aspects surrounding COVID-19 crisis.

Registration Fee

There is no fee required for registration or submission.

Deadline

The deadline for submission is 25th April 2020.

Submission Guidelines

• Co-Authorship is allowed to a maximum of two authors.
• Registration is mandatory for participation. All registrations can be made through this link.
• Submissions shall be made only in English.
• The work submitted shall be original and unpublished. Originality for the purpose of evaluation means a similarity less than 15%.
• The word limit for the submission is 1000-1200 words exclusive of endnotes.
• The body of the submission (including title) must be in the format as specified. [Font: Times New Roman, Size: 12, Line-Spacing: 1.5, Justified].
• Submission must contain endnotes wherever required. All endnotes must be in the format as specified. [Font: Times New Roman, Size: 10, Line Spacing: 1.5, Justified].
• The citation style must be in conformation with The Bluebook, A Uniform System of Citation (20th Ed.).
• The submission e-mail must contain the following: Name of the author(s), Designation, Email Id, Phone Number, Institute, Programme Enrolled, and Year of Study.
• All submissions must be mailed at abhivyakti.thinkindia[at]gmail.com with the subject line “Blog Submission for Abhivyakti – I” on or before April 25, 2020 [11:59 PM].
• An e-certificate of publication can be issued, as and when required, upon the successful publication of the blog.
• For the purposes of a fair assessment process, the document shall not contain any personally identifiable information.
• All copyrights to entries selected for publication are vested with the Editorial Board of Abhivyakti.

Contact Details

Abhishek Naharia: 9521643693

E-mail ID: abhivyakti.thinkindia[at]gmail.com

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1. Criminal Law Blog by NLU, Jodhpur
2. NUALS Law Journal Blog
3. NLIU’s Centre for Research in International Law [CRIL] Blog
4. Awaaz by Campus Law Centre, Legal Aid Society
5. Economics Law and Social Sciences Review [ELSR]

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