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Themes for forthcoming issues

YEAR 2025

Caring for the Mother Earth

JULY-AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 2025

(Last date to receive articles: 30 June 2025)

The Backbone of Indian Economy: The Farming Community

OCTOBER-NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 2025

(Last date to receive articles: 15 August 2025)

YEAR 2026

The Constitutional Rights of Women

JANUARY-FEBRUARY-MARCH, 2026

(Last date to receive articles: 15 November 2025)

The Vulnerable Section of Indian Society

APR-MAY-JUN, 2025

(Last date to receive articles: 15 February 2026)

Desirable Indian Ethos: Plurality or Uniformity

JULY-AUGUST-SEPTEMBER, 2026

(Last date to receive articles: 15 May 2026)

Harmony and Mutual Respect among the Citizens of India: Possibilities and Obstacles

OCTOBER-NOVEMBER-DECEMBER, 2026

(Last date to receive articles: 15 November 2026)

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Indian Social Institute was established 1951 in response to the challenges of nation-building and a new emerging social order in an independent India.The vision of the institute is to build a just, humane, secular and democratic Indian society wherein the poor and marginalized communities cherish equality, dignity, freedom, justice, peace and harmony.

Over last six decades the institute has committed itself in brining social transformation through socially relevant research, training and action, publication and advocacy works aimed at integral development of the marginalized communities, particularly the Dalits, Adivasis/tribals, women, minorities, unorganized and landless labourers in partnership with academicians, people’s movements, human rights organizations and ecological movements nationally and internationally.

Vision

To engage in social transformation through socially relevant research, training, publication and advocacy works aimed at integral development of the marginalized communities, particularly the Dalits, Adivasis /Tribals, women, minorities, unorganized and landless laborers’ in partnership with academicians, people’s movements, human rights organizations and ecological movements nationally and internationally.

Mission

To build a just, humane, secular, democratic and inclusive Indian society wherein the poor and marginalized communities cherish equality, dignity, freedom, justice, peace and harmony.

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