Between 1955 and 1970, the activities of NGSI expanded. In 1964, "Research Publication Series’ was launched, and the Society grew through hosting seminars, conferences, and symposiums; Summer School (1966); collaboration with the International Geographical Union and leading international geographers from different centers of eminence across the world.
In the yethe ar 1971, Silver Jubilee of NGSI was celebrated zy organising a symposium on "Rural Settlements in Monsoon Asia" on behalf of the IGU Commission.[5] This occasion was also marked by the release of the book India: A Regional Geography (ed. R.L. Singh).[6] This monumental work earned international repute and recognition for the Society and appreciation for the Indian geographers’ insight,, abilityand rigour.
The National Geographical Journal of India is a quarterly peer-reviewedacademic journal covering research on all aspects of geography. It is published by the National Geographical Society of India, which is housed at the Department of Geography, Institute of Science, Banaras Hindu University.[7][8] The journal was established in 1955. The editor-in-chief is Srabani Sanyal of the Department of Geography of Banaras Hindu University.[9] In 1972, NGJI was ranked 50th among periodical titles internationally in a quantitative analysis of periodical articles in geography and their distribution.[10]
Rashtriya Bhaugolik Patrika
Rashtriya Bhaugolik Patrika (transl. National Geographical Journal) is the biannual Hindi journal published since 2010 by the NGSI with an ISSN of 2230-9942. It was started at the 150th birth anniversary of Mahamana Madan Mohan Malviya.[11][12]
Inactive publications
Bulletins of National Geographical Society of India[13] [1946-1954]
Geo-Sciences Journal [1986-1989]
Books
The Society has published over 60 bulletins, research reports, books, and monographs.[14] Some of the important ones are mentioned below.
Between 1966 and 2020, the Society organized over 45 national and international seminars.[16] Four each were sponsored by the International Geographical Union and the University Grants Commission (New Delhi). National Summer School in "Applied Geography" (1–10 November 1966) was the first ever conference or symposium organized by the NGSI. IGU-sponsored conferences were conducted in 1968, 1971, 1975, and 1979; the first one was focused on urban geography, and the other three were focused on rural settlements.[citation needed]
