The 11th International Gita Conference to be held at Kukukshetra University in November 2026

 


The 11th International Gita Conference to be held at Kukukshetra University in November 2026

 The International Gita Conference invites scholars, researchers, and practitioners from across the globe every year to submit original research papers that explore the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita in contemporary, philosophical, cultural, and applied contexts. The conference provides a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue, fostering deeper understanding of various philosophies of life precepts as illuminated in the Gita. 

The 11th International Gita Seminar at Kurukshetra University, likely to held in the last week of November 2026, follows a strict two-stage electronic peer-review process. Submissions are managed through the official Gita Conference Portal. 

Abstract Submission

·   Length: Must be between 300–400 words.

·   Languages: Accepted in English, Hindi, or Sanskrit.

·    Required Details: Title, author names, institutional affiliations, email, and 4–6 keywords.

·   Content: Must explicitly state your research problem, methodology, and key philosophical or practical contributions 


Details about the full length paper for the Gita conference, as suggested by the AI are as follows.
 

Manuscript Formatting Requirements

·        Typography: Main body text must be in Times New Roman, 12 pt font size.

·         Spacing: Standard 1.5 line spacing with 1-inch (2.54 cm) margins on all sides.

·       Length: Word count must strictly range between 6,000 to 8,000 words including all references and tables.

·     Citations: Textual references and the final bibliography must adhere strictly to APA 7th edition format.

 
Structural Framework Requirements


·         Introduction: Clearly define your research question and its contextual relevance to the Gita.
·         Literature Review: Evaluate historical and contemporary scholarly interpretations of your chosen theme.
·         Methodology: Describe your analytical approach, text translations used, or qualitative framework.Discussion: Present your primary argument, text analysis, and theoretical findings.
·         Conclusion: Summarize key insights and propose future avenues for Gita research.
 
Submission Integrity & Metadata Requirements
·         Language: Write in formal English, Hindi, or Sanskrit using appropriate academic fonts for vernacular scripts.
·         Anonymity: Remove all author names, emails, and institutional affiliations from the main manuscript for blind peer review.Cover Page: Upload a separate document containing the title, author metadata, and contact details.
·         Plagiarism: Manuscripts must pass electronic screening with a similarity index typically below 10-15%.
·         References: APA 7th edition

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