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1. Authors are encouraged to make use of the subject guide for selecting the most suitable journal of their choice for submitting their work.

2. Authors can refer to the aims and scope as well as the journal keywords for refining their journal selection incase multiple journals within same subject domain are found. Hilaris is an open access publisher and does not receive funding from any Institution/Government.

3. The Hilaris publisher operates on the processing charges that are received from the authors.

4. The basic article processing fee is applicable based on the extent of editing, graphical effects, author proof preparation, etc. Galley proofs in the form of .pdf file would be sent by e-mail to the corresponding author.

5. The authors need to read the proofs carefully and the corrected file needs to be returned promptly.

6.Same manuscript should not be submitted to more than one journal simultaneously Must avoid text recycling in case of continuation or expansion of the previous research work.

7. Authors need to ensure the originality of the data and images presented. Sourced information need to be adequately cited and acknowledged.

8. Authors need to obtain permission from the copyright owners for any copyrighted work included and sources of the articles need to be accredited.

9. Data and text sourced from previous publications cannot be reproduced as such Contributions to the research outcomes need to be acknowledged The authors need to ensure that they have contributed substantially to the research work and manuscript preparation with clear individual roles, collective responsibility and accountability.

10. Authors are expected to make sufficient preparations to provide relevant raw data, supplementary information to verify the validity of the results.

11. Ensure accurate presentation of research outcomes with high degree of professionalism Ensure the originality of the data and images presented. Sourced information need to be adequately cited and acknowledged.

12. Data and text sourced from previous publications should not be reproduced as such.

13. Contributions to the research outcomes need to be adequately acknowledged Ensure manuscript preparation with clear individual roles with collective responsibility and accountability.

14. Authors are expected to provide relevant raw data, supplementary information to verify the validity of the results.

15. Ensure compliance with ethical standards and disclose of the potential conflict of interest Obtain Institutional ethical committee approvals for the research involving animal study models or human subjects.

16. Obtain informed consent in case of studies with human subjects.