Privacy Policy

Indian Journal of Computational Literature and Language Innovation (IJCLLI) values the privacy of the authors, reviewers, editors and readers. Personal data collected during the entire process of manuscript submission, peer review, publication and journal administration are only utilized for proper editorial, publication, communication and administrative purposes.

The journal will not sell or commercial distribute users' personal information to third party for any purpose. Data may be made available where necessary in accordance with applicable laws and regulations or lawfully.

IJCLLI may collect and store data it deems essential to the running of its journals such as:

• The author(s), their affiliations and their institutions.
• Address and author's details.
• Researcher identification information (such as ORCID identifiers, if available).
• Records of manuscripts submitted and information related to publication.
• Editorial correspondence and peer-review documents.
• Edits to the manuscript by the reviewers and editor.
• Conflict of Interest disclosures and funding information.
• Ethical issues in research and statements regarding publication.
• Disclosure statements on the use of AI tools, if applicable.
• Access and usage data for websites (if applicable).

Information collected by the journal may be used to:

• Process manuscript submissions.
• Handle peer-review and editorial processes.
• Interact with authors, reviewers and editors.
• Publish accepted scholarly works.
• Keep journal records and archives of publications.
• Assist in the administration of the journal and running of the website.
• Discuss issues on research ethics and integrity of publication.
• Handle copyright, licensing and publishing paperwork.
• Maintain appropriate records of AI disclosures and research declarations.

IJCLLI strives to keep personal information collected in its editorial and publication process confidential and secure. Only those who have been granted permission to access personal data for valid journal-related purposes are allowed to do so.

The journal agrees to take reasonable steps to keep personal information private from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration or misuse. Manuscripts, unpublished research documents, reports submitted for peer review, editorial communications, and confidential research information are treated respectfully and not released in any way beyond legitimate editorial or research purposes, unless mandated by law or editorial practice.

The purpose of the journal is to ensure that personal data is collected, processed and kept in accordance with the applicable privacy and data protection requirements.