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The purpose of the study is to explore the bibliometric features of scientific publications in the area of climate action for the period during 1995–2020, thus, enabling the scientific community to understand the research progress on the topic. The data of the scientific publications were retrieved from the Scopus database. The key word “Climate Action” were applied as topic terms to search articles published during the study period. Total 1638 scientific publications retrieved for statistical analysis for bibliometric analysis and for visualization network analysis study has VOSviewer© tools along with RStudio and MS Excel. Result shows steady progress on the annual production of publications. In the year 2016 received maximum 3321 citations followed by year 2018 and 2015 with total citation of 2078 and 2038 respectively. in the year 2017 maximum citate rate reported in the study. USA, Netherland and UK received highest citation in the domain of climate action. Uni. Of Oxford contributed with maximum publications and climate policy and sustainability were the most productive source title reported in the study. Present study also calculate the most prolific authors and production life of author. The network visualization was presented in terms of co-authorship, co-occurrence of keywords, citation and co-citation of references and bibliographic coupling analysis with clusters, links and total link strength. The study provides significant information on the trends of academic publication in the domain. It is one of the most comprehensive study on climate action which will aid the potential researchers to identify the most prominent contributions, county-wise research distribution, author and journal productivity and other related indicators. Key Words: Climate Action; Bibliometric; Citation Analysis; Scientometrics; Climate Change; VOSviewer©; RStudio

The purpose of present study is to explore the bibliometric features of scientific productions in the domain of gender studies for the period of 2011–2020. The data of the scientific productions were retrieved from the Scopus database. The key words “Gender” and “Equality” were applied as topic terms to search articles published during the study period. The statistical analysis was conducted by using the R Studio, MS Excel and VOS Viewer. A total of 7619 scientific productions were published during the study period. It was found that in the last decade there is a 238% increase in the number of publications on gender equality. Majority of the papers (73.87%) were published as journal articles. USA and UK are leading in terms of distribution of country wise research productions. Together they account for nearly half (48%) of the publications. Geary DC (USA) and Stoet (UK) are the most cited authors and the journal ‘Gender and Development’ has the highest numbers of publications. Many bibliometric studies have been conducted in the domain of natural and life sciences, but very few studies have been conducted in the field of social sciences. Therefore, the researchers can gain from the bibliometric information regarding the scientific productions in the field of gender equality, which is one of the dominant fields of inquiry of social sciences. The present study will provide important information regarding the trends of academic publication in the field of gender equality. It is the first systematic study on gender equality which assist the researchers to comprehend the most prominent contributions, productive journals, prolific authors, country specific productivity and other related indicators. Keywords: Gender Equality, Bibliometrics, Citation Analysis, Scientometrics; VOSViewer; Social Sc.

Public health is facing a current covid-19 crisis situation in the world. This study aims to analyze particular the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries' public health research interest and growth. This bibliometric study selected the "Public Health" keyword from Scopus database geographical area selected was only SAARC countries in the title only and retrieved 1720 published articles. The time period selected was from 1957 to March 2021. 5758 authors were identified to published relevant studies on total over an average of 7.34 years in public health. The data retrieval most productive three main publishing countries India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. Most productive institutions and authors are from India. Bibliometric analysis showed growth in international collaboration with the USA among most SAARC countries. The most productive journal was found to be “Indian Journal of Public Health” and the most productive author Ramasam, Y. J having a total of publication 57. This bibliometric analysis provides an inclusive overview of the public health research conducted in SAARC countries, which helps researchers, policy makers, and practitioner better understand the development of public health care and possible practice implications. Future Public health research should be dedicated to filling in the gaps between SAARC Countries health care research.

A Bibliometric Study of Communications Published in Journal of Informetrics from 2012 to 2016. This research study demonstrates a bibliometric study of scholarly communication published by Ahmedabad Library Network (ADINET) in proceedings of annual conference (seminar). ADINET celebrates Librarian’s Day every year to commemorate the birthday of Dr. S R Ranganathan by organizing seminar in Gujarat, a leading state of India. This bibliometric study is intended to bring out the results of seminar proceedings published by ADINET from 2005 to 2019. This study investigated 176 papers published in Proceedings of ADINET seminar during 15 years. Study revealed that most of authors prefers to write for this seminar as a single author and out of 176 research papers 119 papers are written as single author whereas 36 papers found with double author and 21 papers published with three authors. It is also found from the study that Rashmi Kumbar and Shailesh Yagnik both are prominent authors whereas Gujarat is leading state published a maximum number of papers.