Copyright & Citation Policy

1. Intellectual Property Ownership

All original text, structural manuscripts, conceptual schemas, clinical frameworks (including the five-stage R-O-H-I-T clinical methodology), diagrams, and published articles hosted on this digital platform are the exclusive intellectual property of Dr. Rohit, BHMS (Sri Ganganagar Homeopathic Medical College Hospital And Research Institute).

The title ROHIT: Restoration of Health in Totality, the RH circular monogram seal, and the associated graphical devices are protected under applicable intellectual property and copyright statutes.

2. Permissible Academic & Clinical Quoting

To advance medical scholarship, educators, researchers, physicians, and students are granted permission to cite brief excerpts, aphoristic quotes, and framework definitions under standard fair use principles, provided that:

• Full and unambiguous attribution is visibly accorded to Dr. Rohit, BHMS as the author.
• The title of the treatise or specific chapter monograph is clearly referenced.
• In digital publications, an active hyperlink to the original source page on rohit.dr.in is included.
• The quoted passage is not edited, condensed, or arranged in a manner that distorts its clinical context or medical nuance.

3. Standard Citation Formats

For scholarly papers, dissertations, and institutional clinical presentations, please use the standard citation guidelines below:

4. Prohibitions on Commercial Reproduction

Unauthorized mass reproduction, automated scraping, content mirroring, digital republishing in full, or inclusion of complete chapters within commercial courseware, subscription portals, or software repositories without written permission is strictly prohibited.

Automated crawlers operated for generative artificial intelligence pre-training that disregard robots.txt or republish full chapter manuscripts violate the intellectual property terms of this publication.

5. Translation and Licensing Inquiries

Publishers, medical colleges, and international translators wishing to translate the treatise into regional Indian languages or international editions may submit formal licensing proposals through our dedicated publishing liaison channel.