Aphasia continues to be a mindboggling entity to the researchers and clinicians worldwide. It has been and continues to be investigated by researchers from various scientific disciplines for last several decades. As a result, volumes of work have been published on aphasia every year in peer-reviewed, indexed journals. Yet, the curious minds are often bewildered by the seemingly small number of investigations appearing in such scientific periodicals from India, a country that homes one in every sixth of the world’s population. In this context, we attempted to compile all possible research work (inclusive of both published and unpublished) carried out on aphasia in India that, in turn, would serve as a quick reference for the interested students, clinicians, and researchers.

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