
Chirantan
Studies in Indian Knowledge Traditions
Chirantan is an open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the scholarly exploration of Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) and their enduring relevance to contemporary academic, professional and creative life. The journal is IKS-focused across disciplines - every submission must substantively engage with Indian Knowledge Systems as a core lens or subject, whatever discipline it draws from - rather than a generic multidisciplinary title.
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Chirantan bridges traditional Indian knowledge with modern scientific, social and cultural inquiry, and alongside rigorous academic scholarship it publishes creative and reflective work inspired by Indian knowledge traditions, reviewed through a separate editorial track. The journal welcomes contributions across twelve subject areas spanning philosophy, medicine, education, governance, engineering and technology, linguistics, management, ecology, history, geography, architecture and psychology, each read through an IKS lens.
How to publish in Chirantan
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Check the scope
Every paper must engage with the journal's aims. Read the policies on originality, ethics, AI use and fees.
Policies → - 2
Prepare the manuscript
Use the journal's title page and manuscript templates, with the word limits for your type of paper.
Templates → - 3
Submit online
The submission form saves as you go, tells you what is still missing, and gives you a reference number.
Start a submission → - 4
Review and decision
A named editor decides after peer review, with the reasons in writing. You follow every stage in your dashboard.
Latest issue
View the full issue →Vol. 1 No. 1 · 30 October 2026
- Sleep Hygiene Through the Framework of Nidra: An Integrative Review of Physiological, Psychological, and Social Dimensions
Vaibhav Shukla, Pankaj Sharma
pp. 1-13
- Effects of an Eight-Week Trataka Practice on Attention Performance Among University Students: A Controlled Pre–Post Experimental Study
Roopa Sharma, Garima Jaiswal, Umesh Kumar
pp. 28-40
And 4 more in the full issue.
Twelve fields, one lens
Every submission engages with Indian Knowledge Systems, whichever of these fields it comes from.
- Art, Aesthetics & Literature
- Ayurveda & Integrative Medicine
- Education & Pedagogy
- Engineering & Technology / AI
- Governance & Political Thought
- History and Geography
- Linguistics & Computational Studies
- Management & Business Strategy
- Philosophy & Logic
- Traditional Ecological & Agricultural Knowledge
- Vastu Shastra & Sustainable Architecture
- Yoga & Indian Psychology



