The aim of the Nursing Journal of India (NJI) is to promote excellence in nursing practice, education, research, and policy development in the context of the Indian healthcare system.

NJI seeks to provide a platform for nurses, educators, researchers, and policymakers to share their knowledge, experiences, and innovative practices to enhance the quality of nursing care and contribute to the advancement of nursing as a profession in India.

The Nursing Journal of India (NJI), the official organ of the Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI) was started in 1910.

Ever since its inception, the NJI has been the medium of communication between the veterans and leaders of nursing and the nurses of India as well as among the members of TNAI.

Over the years, its membership grew consistently.

NJI was published as a monthly periodical, but later the National Executives and Council Members restructured the monthly NJI to a bi-monthly (every alternate month i.e. in February, April, June, August, October, and December) periodical where 8-10 articles are published in an issue.

The NJI is an ISSN-accredited, peer-reviewed journal has an excellent reputation due to its superior quality of original / review articles and evidence-based case studies that reaches all its national and international subscribers.