editorial team

 


Editor

Dr Anamika Chauhan
Assistant Professor of Home Science
ChamanLal Mahavidhyalya, Landhaura
Haridwar, Pin: 247664
Email: anamika@cldcollege.com


Editorial Board Members

Dr. Anees Alangadan

Department of Sociology
SSHSS Moorkanad
Urgattiri PO
Pin: 673633
Email: publisher@mappilakalaacademy.org

Dr. Muneer GP

Assistant Professor of Arabic
University of Calicut
Pin: 673635
Email: muneergp@uoc.ac.in

Dr. Shamshad Hussain KT

Senior Professor of Malayalam 
Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit
Kalady
Pin: 683574
Email: shamshadkt@ssus.ac.in

Dr. Indresh Kumar

All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences
Bhopal, Madhya Parash
Pin code: 462020
Email: indresh.pcpediatrics@aiimsbhopal.edu.in

Dr. Muhammedali

Professor
Kerala History Congress
Department of History, University College, Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvanathapuram
Pin: 695034
Email: editor@keralahistorycongress.org

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