📝 Standard Structure for Research Article Formatting (Hindi-English Mixed)

 

Article Formatting (Hindi-English Mixed)

cleaned, structured, and serially organized article formatting guide with unnecessary repetition removed and relevant instructions arranged in proper sequence:

1. शीर्षक (Title)

• Choose a clear, researchable title based on your topic or theme.

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2. लेखक का नाम और संस्थान (Author(s) and Affiliation)

• Mention full names and institutional details (department, university/institute, city, country).

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3. सारांश (Abstract)

Write two types of Abstracts:

• a. Short Abstract (100–150 words)
  Include: objectives, brief methods, major results, conclusion.

• b. Extended Abstract (at least 260 words)
  Cover: background, objectives, methodology, results, and conclusions in detail.

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4. कुंजी शब्द (Keywords)

Provide 6–8 keywords based on the abstract.
(Do not use serial numbers)
Example:
Divine remembrance, meditation, student wellbeing, mental health, spirituality, academic performance, prayer impact

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5. विस्तृत सारांश (Extended Abstract)

A more elaborate version of the abstract—minimum 260 words. Must include:

• Background/context

• Objectives

• Methodology

• Key findings

• Implications and conclusion

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6. परिचय (Introduction)

• Provide context, background, relevance, and research gap.

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7. सामग्री एवं विधि (Materials and Methods)

• Describe the study design, tools used, sample/population, data collection methods.

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8. परिणाम (Results)

• Present results in narrative form.

• Include tables and figures if applicable.

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9. चर्चा (Discussion)

• Write 120–150 words discussing findings in relation to objectives/literature.

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10. निष्कर्ष (Conclusion)

• Write 100–120 words summarizing the main findings and practical relevance.
  Example Prompt:

Write the conclusion with the help of following matter

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11. तालिका और चित्र (Tables and Figures)

A. Text to Table Convert

If you provide plain data, format like:

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Here's the data you provided, converted into a clean table format:

B. Images to Table Convert

If you send images of data, respond like:

csharp

Here is the data from the image converted into a clean table format:

C. Images to Figure Description

Use:

css

Here is a suggested figure description for the images provided:

D. Well-formatted Table Description

Use:

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Certainly! Here's a well-formatted Table Description based on the provided content:

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12. संदर्भ (References – Vancouver शैली में)

📌 Instructions

Your Vancouver-style reference list is already well-formatted and adheres to the specified rules (plain font for journal and publisher names, proper punctuation, and spacing). Below is a slightly refined version with consistent formatting across all entries (e.g., spacing after colons, dashes, and abbreviation styles):

✅ Examples:

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1. *Sharma A*, *Kumar V*. Effect of prayer on anxiety. Indian J Psychol. 2021;12(1):45–50.
2. *Mehta L*, *Joshi R*. Role of meditation in academic focus. J Mental Health. 2020;11(2):101–9.

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13. Superscript Formatting Help for Citations in Word
Use square brackets $$ with superscripted numbers inside:

\[([0-9]{1,}, )*[0-9]{1,}\]

\[([0-9]{1,})\]

आप चाहते हो कि Word में एक command/replace rule से (1, 2) अपने-आप [1, 2] में बदल जाए।

MS Word का Find & Replace (Ctrl+H) यह काम कर सकता है, लेकिन numbers वाले cases के लिए थोड़ा advanced setting (wildcards) चाहिए।

✅ Command (with Wildcards)

Word में Ctrl+H दबाओ।

नीचे More → Use wildcards को टिक करो।

अब ये भरो:

Find what:

\(([0-9]{1,}), ([0-9]{1,})\)

अब आप चाहते हो कि अगर सिर्फ एक ही number हो जैसे (20) तो वो [20] में बदल जाए।

MS Word में ये भी Find & Replace (Ctrl+H) से किया जा सकता है।

✅ Step by Step Command

MS Word खोलकर Ctrl + H दबाओ।

More → Use wildcards पर टिक कर दो।

अब ये भरो:

Find what:

\(([0-9]{1,})\)

✅ Extra Formatting Help

• Let me know if you’d like help with:

  • Figure captions

  • Table formatting

  • MS Word macros for citation superscript

  • Pre-formatted article templates

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