📜 Copyright Infringement Claims Policy
The IJARMRT is committed to the preservation of the authors' and researcher's rights. We don’t wish anyone's work to be stolen or utilized without any credit. Meanwhile we aim to promote knowledge and research all around the world. IJARMRT is dedicated to the preservation of intellectual property rights. All the materials published in the journal are subject to copyright laws applicable and its usage, distribution and replication without authorization is strictly prohibited. Permission for its reuse needs to be taken through right channel, otherwise may be subject to legal actions. The journal honors the rights to the intellectual properties of all authors and the readers.
Every article and paper that we have published is copyrighted.
1. Author Copyright Ownership
When authors send us their work they are telling us:
- The work is theirs and has not been published before.
- The work does not belong to someone
- All the people listed as authors have worked on the paper and agree to send it to us.
- The work is honest. Does not have any false information.
- Authors keep the rights to their work. They give us permission to publish it.
2. Grant of Publishing Rights
When we accept and publish a paper:
- The authors give us the right to publish, copy and share the paper.
- We can put the paper in libraries and databases so people can find it.
- The authors let us share the paper with people over the world for learning and research.
- Many journals do this to make knowledge available to everyone.
3. Open Access Policy
The IJARMRT makes all its papers available for free.
Anyone can read, download and share the papers for learning and research.
It is the duty of the people to acknowledge the authors while using the works of authors.
4. Restrictions on Reproduction
Without our permission people cannot:
- Use our papers for purposes.
- Change our papers for money.
- Use our papers without permission.
5. Author Responsibilities
Authors are responsible for making sure that:
- Their work is original.
- They give credit to peoples work they use.
- They get permission to use peoples copyrighted material.
- Their work does not have any harmful information.
6. Third-Party Materials
- If a paper uses things like pictures or data from someone
- The author must get permission from the owner first.
- The author must show us the permission if we ask.
7. Plagiarism and Copyright Violation Policy
The IJARMRT does not tolerate:
- Copying someone Work.
- Publishing the work twice.
- Using someone Work without permission.
- False. Data.
If we find out someone has done these things we can:
- Reject the paper.
- Take the paper down from our website.
- Tell the authors institution.
- Not let the author publish with us again.
- Take action if necessary.
8. Digital Archiving and Preservation
- We keep all our papers safe in libraries.
- We make sure people can access the papers in the future.
- We keep backups of all our papers.
9. Retraction Rights
We can take down a paper if:
- We find out someone did something
- Someone complains about copyright.
- We find out the research was false.
- Someone breaks the rules of honesty.
10. Author Rights
IJARMRT supports authors in maximizing the reach and impact of their work. Authors are free to:
- Deposit their published articles in institutional or subject repositories without restriction.
- Use the published version for teaching, presentations, conferences, and workshops.
- Let colleagues, students, or research collaborators have access to their work.
- Put the article in a book, chapter or other written work. Cite it properly.
- Keep ownership of their data, figures and supplementary information but obtain third party consent if required.
11. Third-Party Content and Permissions
For the contents obtained from the external source (such as figures, tables or figures), the author(s) have to:
- You need to get the appropriate permissions from the original copyright owners.
- Properly acknowledge the source within the manuscript.
- Ensure compliance with the licensing terms of the original material.
The responsibility for securing permissions lies solely with the authors. IJARMRT is not liable for unauthorized use of third-party content.
12. Disclaimer
Although IJARMRT maintains excellent editorial and publication ethics, the responsibility of published material lies entirely on authors. Copyright infringement and license misuse responsibility is not to be shouldered by the journal, editors and publisher.
13. Legal Jurisdiction
If there are any problems, with copyright or publishing we follow the laws of India. The courts of India will help us solve any problems.
