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This article discusses the contribution of India in the journal "Nature." It mentions the reputation of the journal, awards received by the journal, the number of Indian papers available in "Nature" and the number of papers as retrieved from the "Web of Science" database, a decline in the number of papers being published in the journal.

The article discusses a study into the trend in publishing research papers in non-English languages based on the Web of Science (WoS) Core Collection database. Topics covered include the preference for publishing research papers in English, the decline in the number of non-English papers since 2011, and the top non-English languages used in research papers such as German, Chinese and Portuguese.

The article discusses whether the cover page papers should contain more citations. It mentions factors contributed to citations in any journal including publishing in high impact journals, articles that are discussed in media and article stirring up controversies. It also mentions graph depicting journals which published as American Chemical Society journals cover page papers including "Analytical Chemistry", "Inorganic Chemistry" and "Journal of Organic Chemistry".

The article reports on receiving of more than 5,000 citations by a research paper authored by Indian scientists as of May 2015. It states that the paper has been published by researchers from Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur which focuses multiobjective evolutionary algorithms that use nondominated sorting and sharing and mentions that according to database website Web of Science most of the citations have been received from China.