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Geographical Society of Central Himalaya

About Geographical Society of Central Himalaya

Vision

The Geographical Society of Central Himalayas (GSCH) aims to provide a platform for geography-centered academic interactions among faculties, scholars, stakeholders in development as well as representatives on respective issues in the government.

Mission

This society has the mission to percolate a progressive disciplinary spirit of geographical inquiries among students, research scholars and the faculties through refining tenets of fieldwork-based teaching along its various disciplinary dimensions in particular and education in general.

Aim of Society

The GSCH will contribute to the scientific knowledge craft (art), literature and teaching in the field of Geography as laid down in thirteen objectives of the society in its memorandum.

Academic Family of Society

MENTOR

A Tribute to Late Dr.Nityanand

(1926 – 2016)
Geographer and Educationist
(Retired Reader and Head Department of Geography, DBS College, Dehradun)
Sewashram Maneri, Uttarkashi (Uttarakhand)

Our Portfolio

Sustainable Forest Management in the Himalaya

Diary – 1

The Ganges

Diary – 2

Uttarakhand Jansankhya

Diary – 3

Towards Sustainable Livelihoods and Ecosystems in Mountain Regions

Diary – 4

Resource Appraisal Technology Application

Diary – 5

Planning in Hill Region

Diary – 6

The Holy Himalaya

Diary – 7

The Himalayan Heritage And Environment

Diary – 8

Garhwal Himalaya

Diary – 9

Uttarakhand Ka Paryatan Bhugol

Diary – 10

The Himalayas

Diary – 11

Ecology of the Mountain Waters

Diary – 12

Socio Economic Geography

Diary – 13

Regional Geography of himalaya

Diary – 14

Hamara Uttarakhand

Diary – 15

Uttarakhand

Diary – 16

Demographic Study of the Indian Himalayan region

Diary – 17

Geographical Study of tharu tribe

Diary – 18

The Himalayas: AI The Cross Roads of Environment and Development

Diary – 19

Demography, Development and Rural Transformation: Prospects and Problems

Diary – 20