1.

Brief Communications

(a)

Reports on exciting new results, not exceeding 800 words will be considered for rapid publication.

(b)

The manuscripts (in duplicate) should be type written, double spaced without any sub-headings but with a short abstract of about 50 words.

2.

Full Length Papers

(a)

Manuscripts should not be more than twelve typed pages (in duplicate) must be type written, double spaced with wide margins.

(b)

The arrangements of full length paper must be in the following sequence. An abstract  (not exceeding 100 words), brief introduction, material and methods, results and discussion, acknowledgement (if any) and references.

(c)

The number of tables and figures is to be curtailed to a minimum, drawn on tracing paper and numbered consecutively, with stencil (Photostat copies will not be accepted).

(d)

References should be numbered sequentially as (1), (2), (3) etc. in order to their citation in the text.

The style of references should be as under :

Journal : Name of author(s), the journal, volume, page numbers and the year.

Example : Connick, R. E. and Hugus, Z. Z.: J. Am. Chem. Soc., 75: 6012 (1988)

Book : Author's name, title of the book, name and location of publisher, page and year of publication.

Example : Greenstein J.P. and Winitz M., Chemistry of Amino Acids, 2: John Wiley, New York, 1009 (1961)

3.

It is obligatory that each author and co-author should be a subscriber to the ‘Current World Environment ’.

4.

Author(s) will be supplied 15 reprints free of cost without cover gratis.

5.

Photograph(s) if any (in duplicate) should be on a glossy paper and the line drawing(s) should be in black Indian ink on a tracing paper. (Size strictly minimum 7x7 cm, maximum 14x20 cm).

6.

Editorial Board reserves the right to condense or make necessary alterations in the script.

7.

Manuscripts should be strictly in accordance with the prescribed format of the Journal. Proof(s) may not be sent to the author(s).

8.

If a subscriber does not get a particular issue of Current World Environment, he/she must inform the editor before the publication of the next issue i.e. within a period of six months from the date of publication of that particular issue. No complaint will be entertained after the stipulated period.

9.

The executive body of Current World Environment invites fresh renowned researchers for its Editorial Board in its review cum screening annual meeting.