👉 What is it?
The Indian Citation Index (ICI) is a comprehensive online database that indexes and analyzes scholarly publications from over 1,000 Indian academic journals across various disciplines. Launched in 2009, it aims to bridge the gap between Indian research and global recognition.
👉 Developed by:
The Knowledge Foundation: A registered society dedicated to promoting knowledge creation and dissemination.
M/s DIVA ENTERPRISES Pvt. Ltd.: A pioneer in developing and delivering knowledge products and services, including publishing around 170 Indian journals.
Key Features:
Search & Analyze: Users can search for articles, track citations, and measure research output in various fields.
Comprehensive Coverage: Includes publications from 2004 onwards, with a focus on Indian scholarly journals.
Full-Text Access: Provides full-text access to articles from Open Access journals.
Citation Tracking: Users can track how their research has been cited by others and identify influential publications in their field.
Backward & Forward Citation Search: Unlike other databases, ICI allows users to explore both past citations (who cited this work) and future citations (who has cited this work subsequently).
👉 Benefits for:
Researchers: Track research impact, identify potential collaborators, and discover relevant publications.
Policymakers & Decision-takers: Gain insights into research trends and inform knowledge-based policy decisions.
Editors & Librarians: Evaluate research contributions and make informed decisions about journal content and collection development.
Source :http://www.indiancitationindex.com/ici.aspx?target=aboutus
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