Sahadeva is a peer-reviewed open-access journal dedicated to the exploration of ideas, narratives, and research that shape knowledge, culture, and human understanding. Named after one of the wisest figures in the Mahabharata, Sahadeva embodies a spirit of insight, reflection, and critical inquiry.
This journal serves as a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue across the humanities, social sciences, education, philosophy, literature, and cultural studies. We invite original articles, essays, reviews, and thought pieces that challenge assumptions, illuminate underrepresented perspectives, and contribute to scholarly conversations.
Sahadeva is committed to intellectual openness, academic rigor, and cultural depth. We welcome submissions from scholars, practitioners, and thinkers who seek to engage meaningfully with both contemporary issues and timeless questions.
