Guidelines For Article Submission (2021-22)

The Editorial Board of the Economics Department of Kalindi College invites Articles for its Blog page "Penning Paradoxes". We are accepting entries only from the undergraduate students. Single authored articles and Co-authored articles, both are welcomed.

- Topic: Participants are free to choose a topic directly or indirectly relating to the arenas of Economics.
-  Format:
  • Font- Times New Roman
  • Font Size: Content-12, Subheadings (if any)- 14, Headings- 16 and Title- 18
  • Word Limit: 1500- 2000 words
  • All references should be mentioned clearly towards the end of the article.
  • Any Images/ figures/ Tables/ Graphs , if used , should be properly labelled and the source of the same should be mentioned clearly.
-  Plagiarism is strictly prohibited and any article found to be plagiarised will not be accepted.

- Kindly make sure that your piece is free of grammatical errors. Grammarly or any alternative app can be used for this purpose.

- Kindly submit an appropriate featured image along with the picture credits with your piece.

-  Submission Guidelines:
Participants are required to include a cover page with the following details-
  • Name
  • Name of the College/Institution
  • Email ID
  • Contact Number
  • Course
  • Year
  • Title of the Article
  • Number of Words
Subject of the mail: "YourName Article Submission 2021"
Submissions are to be mailed at econopresseditorialkc@gmail.com
Submissions are to be shared in both PDF and Word Format.
Name of the File: "FirstnameLastname_KCSubmission21"


Regards
The Editorial Board
Department of Economics
Kalindi College

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