1. Relevant references should be given at the end of the paper arranged alphabetically by the author, followed by the year of publication within parentheses, name of the book/article/ journal, name of the publishers, the place of publication and relevant pages in succession conforming to the standard followed in the journal. Only those references which are used in the text should be included. Sample references are as under.
   Article in Journals:Agrawal, A. (1995): Dismantling the Divide between Indigenous and Scientific Knowledge, Development and Change, London, 26(3), pp. 413-439.
   Article in Edited Books: Teli. B.L. (1999): Water resources of the U.P. Himalaya: Potentials and Planning, in Rawat, M.S.S. et. al (eds.), Environmental Management and Regional Development in the Himalaya, Surya International Publication, Dehradun, p. 45.
   Article in Books: Choudhury, P.C. (1987): The History of Civilisation of the People of Assam in Twelfth Century A.D., Spectrum Publications, Guwahati, pp. 334-337.
   Unpublished Thesis: Basu, S.R. (1972): The Decay and Associated Problems of the River Dynamics of the Bhagirathi Valley, unpublished Ph.D. thesis, University of Calcutta, Kolkata, p. 206.
   Internet Resource: Mention DOI number (if applicable), full URL and date of retrieval as YYYY-MM-DD at the end of reference. For example – NOAA: National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (2009), Sothern Oscillation Index (SOI) monthly data: 1866 to 2006, Earth System Research Laboratory, Physical Science Division. www.cdc.noaa.gov/gcos_wgsp/Timeseries/Data/soi.long.data (retrieved on 2010-10-21).

1. Maps and diagrams should be of good quality suitable for reproduction on the page format (14 cm x 8 cm) of the journal and should be captioned. Essential colour maps and diagrams may be published, provided the cost is borne by the author(s).

1. Measurement should be in the international system of units (SI).

1. The oxford English diction, spelling should be followed.

1. While submitting an article for publication in the Geographical Review of India, the author(s) should ensure that the concerned article has not been published and would not be submitted for publication elsewhere.

1. All authors / co-authors should be members of the Geographical Society of India. They must continue their membership till the publication of the concerned article in the Geographical Review of India.

1. The Honorary Editor is endowed with full right to edit and adjust articles in order to conform to the format of the journal.

1. The Geographical Society of India or the Honorary Editor will not be held responsible for the views expressed by the author(s) in the published paper.

1. The journal is distributed free of charge to the members of the Society.

1. Papers not conforming to the above rules may not be considered for publication. Papers, geographical notes, book reviews etc. are accepted for publication with the approval of the Publication Committee of the Society.

Process of review of articles and their publication in the journal

Articles submitted by the contributors are sent to reviewers selected by the Publication Committee called other wise as Editorial Board. Hony. Editor acts as convener of the Editorial Board. On receiving the comments from the reviewer the article is sent back to the author for its revision, if needed. The two categories of articles – one okayed by the reviewer and the other revised by the author are scrutinized by the editor along with other members of the Editorial Board. The edited articles are sent to the press for final printing.

Editorial Board (Publication Committee) Members, 2025-26 and 2026-27

Prof. Lakshmi Sivaramakrishnan is the Editor of the journal.

Name of the Editors of the journal since 1936

List of Reviewers, 2025-27 

Some important features of the journal, “Geographical Review of India”

Published Bulletins and Monographs

The Society also brought out, time to time, almost from the very beginning, a number of occasional Bulletins and other research Monographs in addition to the regular Journal. Some of these valuable occasional publications are as under :

1. Poland and its Frontiers, by S. P. Chatterjee, 1939, 28 pp.
2. Turkey and Her Problems, by S. P. Chatterjee, 1940, 42 pp.
3. Holy Places of India, by B. C. Law, 1940, 57 pp.
4. Notes on Geological Maps and Sections, by N. L. Sharma, 16 pp with 6 plates.
5. Mountains of India, by B. C. Law, 1944, 27 pp. with illustrations.
6. Rivers of India by B. C. Law, 1944, 56 pp. with illustrations.
7. While submitting an article for publication in the Geographical Review of India, the author(s) should ensure that the concerned article has not been published and would not be submitted for publication elsewhere.
8. All authors/co-authors should be members of the Geographical Society of India. They must continue their membership till the publication of the concerned article in the Geographical Review of India.
9. Land Utilization in the District of 24-Parganas, by S. P. Chatterjee, 1947, 66 pp. with maps + xii photographic plates.
10. Essays in Geography-S. P. Chatterjee Volume to Commemorate Completion of his 60th year, ed. by M. R. Chaudhury, 1964, xi + 219 pp.
11. Geographical Review of India : Index Volume (1936 – 2011).
12. Multi-Lingual Dictionary of Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry (English, French and Bengali), by G. B. Das,1991, v + 55 pp.
13. Impact of Development on Environment, Symposium Papers, Volume I, ed. by B. Banerjee.
14. Impact of Development on Environment, Symposium Papers, Volume II, ed. by P. K. Saha
15. Calcutta : Land and People, ed. by P. K. Saha, 1993.
16. Environment and Development, ed. by R. Bhattacharyya, 2001.
17. The Partition of Bengal, by S. P. Chatterjee, 2nd edition, with a Foreword by S. P. Das Gupta, 2006, xx + 80 pp. with 19 maps and figures.