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Trends in the Growth of Gandhian Literature : A Bibliometric Analysis

Shiv Singh, Madan Singh Rana
Lovely Professional University, Punjab India., 2HNB Garhwal University (Central University) Srinagar, Uttarakhand, India

Abstract: This paper throws the light on the growth of Gandian literature available as periodical literature in English till 2010. The study is being conducted using one of the most important tool i.e. Bibliometrics. The study reveals the aspect of Gandhian Scholar in different horizons, subject wise distribution. It was found 6175 article were published in 913 journals. The trust areas were Nonviolence, Economics idea, Religion, Satyagraha.

Keywords: Bibliometrics, Gandhian Literature, Gandhiana, Gandhi Marg, Non-violence, MK Gandhi Trends in the Growth of Gandhian Literature : A Bibliometric Analysis

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/ijis/2021/13/1/1-10

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