Current Status of Preprint Publications by Indian Researchers
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Preprints are preliminary versions of research papers that have not yet undergone peer review. In recent years, preprint servers such as OSF Preprints and bioRxiv have witnessed a significant increase in their content. For instance, the arXiv preprint server, initially established by physicists in 1991, now contains over two million records. Since preprints do not undergo formal peer review, it is crucial to critically evaluate their content to ensure reliability and utilize validated information when available. Given this context, let's explore the status of preprint publications by Indian researchers.
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