Editorial 

This issue contains many articles, case reports of interest for the readers. It is not possible for me to cover all of them in my note, but I am sure that our young researchers and especially postgraduates would take the maximum benefit out of them. For a high IF, we need to have more of good quality original articles having high citation values. All senior members are urged to submit their prime research work and consider IJCRR as their first -choice journal. Further, suggestions of any type, especially related to any columns to be included, are most welcome. To read more

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