Call For Papers | 2nd National Conference 2026 | Rajdhani College | University of Delhi | Register Now!

Call For Papers | 2nd National Conference 2026 | Rajdhani College | University of Delhi | Register Now!

About the Conference:

The 2nd National Conference on “Birsa Munda and the Idea of Swaraj: Indigenous Knowledge, Cultural Resilience, and Nation-Building in Contemporary India” seeks to explore the intellectual, cultural, social, and political legacy of Bhagwan Birsa Munda and his contribution to India’s freedom movement and the broader idea of Swaraj.

Birsa Munda’s vision of self-rule, indigenous identity, community empowerment, and resistance against colonial exploitation continues to hold immense relevance in contemporary India. His movement represented not merely a struggle against colonial domination but also an assertion of indigenous rights, cultural autonomy, ecological consciousness, and social justice.

The conference aims to provide an interdisciplinary academic platform for academicians, researchers, scholars, policymakers, and practitioners to critically examine indigenous knowledge systems, traditional ecological wisdom, biodiversity conservation, cultural resilience, and sustainable development.

Who Can Participate?

The conference welcomes participation from:

• Academicians and Faculty Members.
• Research Scholars and Ph.D. Researchers.
• Postgraduate Students.
• Undergraduate Students (including fourth-year students under NEP).
• Policymakers and Educational Administrators.
• Legal Professionals and Practitioners.
• Independent Researchers and Subject Experts.

Abstract Submission Guidelines:

• Abstract length: 250–350 words.
• The abstract must clearly mention the research topic, objectives, methodology, major arguments, and findings.
• The title of the paper must be clearly mentioned.
• Author’s name and institutional affiliation must be included.
• Contact details of the author must be provided.
• Abstracts should be original and relevant to the conference theme.

Full Paper Submission Guidelines:

• Maximum word limit: 5,000 words, including references.
• Referencing style: APA 7th Edition.
• Font: Times New Roman.
• Font size: 12 for English.
• For Hindi papers: Mangal/Kokila, Size 16.
• Manuscripts must be submitted in Microsoft Word format.
• Research papers must be original and unpublished.
• Papers should follow accepted academic standards of research and citation.

Publication Opportunities:

Selected high-quality research papers will be considered for publication in:

• ISBN-edited conference volumes.
• Reputed peer-reviewed academic journals.

Publication will be subject to the prescribed editorial and review requirements.

Awards and Recognition:

The conference will recognise outstanding scholarly contributions through:

• Best Paper Award: Cash Prize.
• Runner-up Award: Consolation Prize.

Important Dates:

• Abstract Submission: 10 November 2026
• Acceptance Notification: 12 November 2026
• Registration Confirmation: 14 November 2026

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