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This article maps Library and Information Science (LIS) research in Indianuniversities. As the two prominent citation databases, Web of Science andScopus have very limited coverage of Indian LIS journals, the publicationsgenerated by the library and science departments of about 114 selected Indianuniversities and the two national institutions of importance in LIS researchwere extracted from Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts(LISTA). The relevant publication records were analyzed using scientometricsand Social Network Analysis (SNA) tools. The study traces the growth ofpublications, prominent keywords, leading journals where the articles arepublished and the institutional collaboration patterns of Indian universitypublications. The results show that there is a growth in scholarly publicationsfrom Indian universities in LIS. However, the numbers of publications arelimited to only a few universities and national institutes of importance. Themaximum LIS research outputs are published in Indian journals. Bibliometricsrelated investigations are the most important research areas. Located in majorcities of India, the productive institutes show healthy collaboration. Thestudy concludes with some observations which may be useful for formulatingpolicies in LIS research in India.

Library and Information Science Research in Indian Universities: Growth, Core Journals, Keywords and Collaboration Patterns