“…The Carbazole ring is present in a variety of naturally occurring medicinally active substances [6] e.g., carbazomycins [7,8] and murrayafoline A [9]. Series of carbazole derivatives including oxazinocarbazoles, isoxazolocarbazolequinone, pyrido-carbazolequinone [10], tetrahydrocarbazoles [11], benzocarbazoles [12], furo-carbazoles [13], pyridocarbazoles [14], pyrrolo-carbazoles [15,16], indolocarbazoles [17], oxazolinyl carbazoles [18], thienocarbazoles [19], imidazocarbazoles [20], thiazolocarbazoles [21], benzopyrano-carbazoles [22], benzofurano-carbazoles [23] and N -substituted carbazoles have been synthesized and are well known for their pharmacological activities [24] such as antioxidant [25], anti-inflammatory [26], antibacterial [27], antitumor [28,29], anticonvulsant [30], antipsychotic [31], antidiabetic [32], larvicidal [33] properties, etc. Keeping in view the so vast therapeutical potential of carbazoles, this review will summarize the biological activities so far reported for the N -substituted carbazoles.…”