Anti-Plagiarism Policy

Research and Analysis Journals maintains a strict anti-plagiarism policy to ensure originality and academic integrity in scholarly publishing.

Definition of Plagiarism

Plagiarism includes copying text, ideas, data, images, or research findings from other sources without proper acknowledgment or permission.

Types of Plagiarism

• Direct copying of content
• Paraphrasing without citation
• Self-plagiarism
• Duplicate publication
• Improper citation practices

Plagiarism Screening

All submitted manuscripts are checked using plagiarism detection tools before peer review and publication.

Acceptable Similarity Limit

Manuscripts should maintain an acceptable similarity index according to journal standards. High similarity content may lead to rejection or revision requests.

Author Responsibilities

• Ensure originality of submitted work.
• Provide proper citations and references.
• Acknowledge all borrowed content.
• Avoid duplicate or redundant publication.

Editorial Action

If plagiarism is identified, the journal may take the following actions:

• Reject the manuscript immediately.
• Request corrections or revisions.
• Retract published articles.
• Notify affiliated institutions if necessary.

Commitment to Original Research

The journal strongly encourages ethical research practices and original scholarly contributions.