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1. How to Write Blogs and Research Paper BY SRISHTI GAUR

2. WRITING INVOLVES UNDERSTAND THE REQUIREMENTS CHOOSE A TOPIC CONDUCT RESEARCH CREATE AN OUTLINE INTRODUCTION ELABORATE IT FURTHER DEVELOP CLEAR TRANSITIONS CONCLUSION REVISE ONCE

3. REQUIREMENTS FONT STYLE: TIMES NEW ROMAN FONT SIZE: 12 ALIGNMENT: JUSTIFIED PARAGRAPH SPACING: 1.5 CITATION STYLE: BLUEBOOK 20 TH EDITION WORD LIMIT (BLOG): 750-1000 (RESEARCH PAPER): 3000-4000 3

4. TOPIC SELECTION CHOOSE A TOPIC THAT ALIGN WITH YOUR INTERESTS SPECIFIC TOPIC: narrow your topic to manageable size SHOULD HAVE AN OBJECTIVE Ex: IPR (too broad); Red Tapism in Patent Registration (Focused) TO BE COVERED WITHIN WORD COUNT TITLE: comprehensive EXAMPLE: Constitutional Ecdysis: How and Why the Indian Constitution May Test its Original Provisions ‘Consent’ in False Promise to Marry: Deceptive Sex and the Legal Knot Alabama Nitrogen Hypoxia: An inspection into inhumane death penalty 4

5. CONDUCT RESEARCH ACADEMIC JOURNALS, BOOKS, AND CREDIBLE WEBSITES MAKE NOTES, AS REQUIRED MAKE ATTRIBUTE TO THE SOURCE AS WELL RESEARCH TO GO FROM GENERAL TO SPECIFIC SOURCES: INTERNET, ELECTRONIC DATABASES, REFERENCE BOOKS, NEWSPAPER ARTICLES, AND BOOKS MORE RECENT RESEARCH MORE VALUABLE THAN OLDER 5

6. CREATE AN OUTLINE CREATE A ROADMAP DIVIDE INTO SECTIONS INTRODUCTION, BODY, PARAGRAPHS, AND CONCLUSION ALSO, OUTLINE THE MAIN POINTS YOU WANT TO COVER AND SUPPORTING EVIDENCE FOR THE SAME INCLUDE IMPORTANT, INTERESTING OR PROVOCATIVE POINTS, INCLUDING YOUR POINTS ABOUT THE TOPIC FOR RESEARCH PAPER: well defined, focused, three- to five-point thesis statement, but be prepared to revise it later if necessary. Take your time crafting this statement into one or two sentences, for it will control the direction and development of your entire paper PLAN THE SUBTOPICS TO BE MENTIONED 6

7. ABSTRACT TABLE OF CONTENT 7

8. ENGAGING INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION SHOULD GRAB READER’S ATTENTION TAKE IT LIKE A STORY; GIVING AN IDEA OF THE TOPIC CAN EVEN START WITH A HOOK: A QUOTE, FACT, OR A THOUGHT PROVOKING QUESTION PROVIDE CONTEXT FOR THE SUBSEQUENT PARAGRAPHS 20XX presentation title 8

9. FOR RESEARCH PAPER INTRODUCTION: more of an overview LAYS A BASIS AND PROVIDES AN IN-DEPTH UNDERSTANDING As Abstract contains the idea and methodology 20XX presentation title 9

10. ELABORATE AFTER PROVIDING BACKGROUND INFORMATION, INVOLVING CONTEXT, DEFINITION, OR RELEVANT FACTS MAKE SMOOTH TRANSITIONS, AND BUILD ON IT FURTHER EACH BODY PARAGRAPH SHOULD FOCUS ON A SINGLE POINT THEY SHOULD SUPPORT THE MAIN IDEA PROVIDE SUPPORTING EVIDENCE USE TRANSITIONAL SENTENCES TO GUIDE THE AUTHOR A LOGICAL FLOW IN THE ESSAY PREVENT IT FROM BEING DISJOINTED 10

11. STRONG CONCLUSION SUMMARIZE THE MAIN POINTS RESTATE IT IN A WAY TO BRING IMPORTANCE TO THE TOPIC’ OFFER INSIGHTS OR REFLECTIONS OR IMPLICATIONS AND IF, SUGGEST POSSIBLE AVENUES TO DEAL WITH THE ISSUE 11

12. REVISE BEFORE SUBMISSION REVISION: A CRUCIAL STEP REVIEW FOR CLARITY, COHERENCE, CONSISTENCY CHECK THE ORGANIZATION ENSURE THAT EACH PARAGRAPH CONTRIBUTES TO OVERALL ARGUMENT PROOFREAD ONCE 12

13. PLAGIARISM WITHOUT ACKNOWLEDGEMT UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOUR IDEAS AND INFORMATIOON FROM OTHER SOURCES WHEN USING A DIRECT QUOTE, ENCLOSE IT IN CITATION MARKS NEED TO DISTINGUISH BETWEEN DIRECT QUOTES AND PARAPHRASING IF REPHRASING THE INFORMATION, ENSURE THAT PARAPHRASING IS CORRECT AND CITATIONS ARE NECESSARY NEVER COPY-PASTE DIRECTLY FROM INTERENET CITE COMMON KNOWLEDGE MAINTAIN A RECORD OF ALL SOURCES CITATION STYLES 13

14. PDF PROVIDED GENERAL RULES Times New Roman, Size 10, 1 line spacing, Justified. Add full stop after every footnote.  Months should be written in abbreviated forms: Jan., Feb., Mar., Apr., May, June, July, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., Dec. Tables given at the end of the Bluebook should be referred to for abbreviated forms. Eg. Abbreviations of geographical terms, periodicals, publishing terms etc. 20XX presentation title 14 BLUEBOOK STYLE

15. Follow the font format as has been illustrated above, for e.g. name of author must be in SMALL CAPS. The first name must always be written before the surname. For two authors, write both their names separated by „&‟. In case of citing a book that has been edited, write „ed. or „eds. after the name of the editor. If translated, write trans. after name of translator. If both, then first write editor’s name and then translator’s name. For more than two authors, editors or translators write the name of the author, editor or translator that appears first followed by “ et al.” Do not add „p‟ or „pp‟ before the page number. Just write the numerical. In case the book is being published by more than one publishing house, write the name of the publisher cited after the name of the editor in sentence case 20XX presentation title 15 BLUEBOOK STYLE

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