INTRODUCTION
MatruAkshar, an International Journal of Indian Languages for Creative Literature, Translation, and Research (IJILCLTR) is an international peer-reviewed, online literary journal in Indian Languages published quarterly.

The etymology of MatruAkshar is derived from an Indian word which means the Language of Mother. MatruAkshar is an intuitive expression of wordless thoughts from Indian lingua franca to the global readers.

The journal intends to provide a platform for creative literary works and research of young literary enthusiasts writing in Indian languages around the globe, a medium of expression to enrich Indian languages and literature to spread peace and humanity. It is a subscription based journal for scholars, researchers, and literature enthusiasts.

We are focusing on the eighth scheduled of the major Indian languages mentioned to the constitution of India which list 22 Indian languages – Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, Dogri, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Konkani, Maithili, Malayalam, Marathi, Manipuri, Nepali, Odia, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Santali, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu and Rajastani. Further we wish to concentrate on the dialects as well. MatruAksharwill provide an impetus to the creative literature focusing on – poetry (all types), short stories (fictions and non-fictions), essays, memoirs, one-act play, travelogue, and book review. In order to enrich and proliferate the literature in Indian languages to the global readers and researchers MatruAkshar will add a new chapter in world literature. In the research field, we intend to explore the endangered languages, dialects, and folk literature in Indian context. For this purpose MatruAkshar will translate all the literary and research works of Indian languages into English.