THE INDIAN MATHEAMTICAL SOCIETY - a brief profile
(Estd. 1907; Registration No. S-550, Delhi)
http://www.indianmathsociety.org.in

V.M. Shah
General Secretary, IMS


It was a landmark in the history of Indian Mathematics when a century ago, on April 4, 1907, late Shri V. Ramaswamy Aiyer , a Deputy Collector in the services of the then Madras Province, founded India’s first Mathematical Society, with twenty enthusiastic founding members and with its Headquarters at Pune. The Society was then known as `Analytic Club’ which was soon changed to `Indian Matheamtical Club’. In 1910, however, new revised Constitution was adopted and the club acquired its present name, the `Indian Mathematical Society’. To day, the Indian Mathematical Society (IMS) is the oldest and the largest Mathematical Society of the Country.

The objects of the Society is the promotion of Mathematical Study and Research. Its central activity is to inspire and encourage researchers, educationists, students and all the mathematics loving persons .

Professor B. Hanumantha Rao was the first President of the Society; from 1907 to 1912.

Discovery of Srinivasa Ramanujan – the greatest mathematical genius of modern times in India.

When we pauses to reflect on Ramanujan’s life, we see that there were certain events that seemingly were necessary in order that Ramanujan and his mathematics be brought to posterity. One of these was V. Ramaswamy Aiyer’s founding of the Indian Mathematical Society, for had he not launched the Indian Mathematical Society, the next necessary episode, namely, Ramanujan’s meeting with Ramaswamy Aiyer at his office in 1910, would also have not taken place. Ramanujan had carried with him one of his notebooks, and Ramaswamy Aiyer not only recognized the creative spirit that produced its contents, but he also had the wisdom to contact others in order to bring Ramanujan’s mathematics to others for appreciation and support. The large mathematical community that has thrived on Ramanujan’s discoveries for nearly a century owes a huge debt to V. Ramaswamy Aiyer and the Indian Mathematical Society.

IMS Conferences

The First, Second and Third Conference of IMS were held respectively at Madras (1916), Bombay (1919) and Lahore (1921). One pleasantly notes that the IMS had jurisdiction beyond the boundaries of the present Indian State. The Fourth Conference of IMS was organized at Pune in 1924. In those days the Conferences of the Society were organized intermittently with a gap of more years than one. From 1951 onwards, the Conferences of the Society are being organized annually every year.

The Silver Jubilee Celebrations, on the occasion of completion of twenty five years of existence of IMS, were held at Pune on March 26, 1932 under the Presidentship of Wrangler Principal R.P. Paranjape. It is at this conference that it was decided to start the publication of another periodical, as a part of this Silver Jubilee Celebrations, and accordingly the Society started a new Journal named The Mathematics Student in 1933.

The 25th (Silver Jubilee) Conference of IMS was held at Allahabad in 1959. It was inaugurated by Late Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, the then Prime Minister of India.

The Annual Conferences of the Society are full of very enriching programmes such as Plenary and Memorial Award Lectures by eminent mathematicians, several invited Lectures and Symposia on current areas of research as also presentation of large number of research papers by researchers from all over the Country including the Paper Presentation Competition.

The details of the venue of past conferences can be accessed in conferences.

Centenary Year Celebrations

The Centenary Year Celebrations of the existence of the Society took place during 73rd Annual Conference of the Society held under the auspices of the University of Pune, Pune in December 2007.

Prof. S.T. Yau (Fields Medalist), Prof. Richard Hamilton (Clay Award winner) and Prof. S.R. S. Varadhan (Abel Prize Winner) delivered Plenary lectures during the Conference.

The Platinum Jubilee 75th Annual Conference of the Society was held under the auspices of the Kalasalingam University, Krishnankoil, Tamil Nadu, in December 2009. On this occasion, a Commemorative Postage Stamp on the “Indian Mathematical Society” was issued by the Department of Posts (Philately Division), Government of India to mark the completion of the hundred years of the establishment of the Society.

All these years, the Society has motivated and inspired a very large number of budding mathematicians, and thus has served a great cause of promoting Mathematics Education and Research in the Country.

To mark the occasion of this Centenary Year, Special Volumes of the Journal (The Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society, The Special Volume 1907-2007) as well as of the Mathematics Student (The Mathematics Student, Special Centenary Volume (2007)) were published.

Periodicals published by the Society

The Society publishes two periodicals–The Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society ( JIMS; The Journal ; ISSN 019-5839) and The Mathematics Student ( Math. Student ; the Student ; ISSN 0025-5742) both of which are quarterly.

The Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society (ISSN 0019-5839):

* Only the research papers of high quality are published in the Journal.

From its very inception, the Society started publishing, `Progress Reports’. The First Progress Report was published in September 1907. Till December 1908, in all, eight ` Progress Reports’ were brought out. From 1909 the `Progress Reports’ were rechristened as Journal and it was published every two months till 1933. The First Editor of ` Progress Reports’ and later of the Journal of IMS (JIMS) was M.T. Naraniengar who continued till 1927 and nurtured it for twenty years. Later the Editorship of JIMS was entrusted to R. Vaidyanathswamy who served as editor upto 1950. During his tenure of editorship, in 1934, the present new series of JIMS were started and was turned into a quarterly Journal.

It was due to the hard work put in by these two pioneering editors that the JIMS established itself as one of the leading international Journals, a position which it continues to hold even today.

It may be noted that with great pride that 1911 volume of this Journal contains earliest contributions of the great legendry mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. They were in the form of questions. In fact a fifteen page paper entitled “Some properties of Bernoulli Numbers” contributed by Ramanujan also appeared in the same 1911 volume of the Journal. In fact, he published 12 of his research papers in the Journal of Indian Mathematical Society.

S. S. Pillai, another brilliant Indian mathematician, who almost solved the famous "Warring Problem", published 23 of his research papers in the Journal of Indian Mathemtical Society and 8 papers in the Mathematics Student.

The Mathematics Student :

At the time of the Silver Jubilee Celebrations on the occasion of completion of twenty five years of existence of IMS in 1932, it was decided to start the publication of another periodical and accordingly the Society started a new Journal, named The Mathematics Student, in 1933 with A Narasinga Rao as its first editor. A. Narsinga Rao worked as the founder editor almost single – handed with great devotion for eighteen years (1933-1950) and placed it on a firm footing.

It may be noted with great pride that

A conference, first of its kind in Asia, entitled "South Asian Conference on Mathematical Education" under the directorship of K. Chandrasekharan was held at TIFR, Bombay during Feb, 1956 in which mathematicians like M. H. Stone, G . Choquet, H. Freudenthal and a host of other world mathematicians participated; the entire Proceedings of the conference has been published in the Mathematics Student Vol 54 (1956).

Currently, the following is published in The Mathematics Student:

• the texts of Presidential Addresses, the Plenary talks and the Award Lectures delivered at the Annual Conferences,
• the abstracts of the research papers presented at the Annual Conferences,
• the texts of invited talks delivered at the Annual Conferences,
• research papers, and
• the Proceedings of the Society’s Annual Conferences, Expository & Popular articles, Book Reviews, Reports of the IMS Sponsored lectures, etc.

IMS Library

The Library of the Indian Mathematical Society was started in 1907 at the Fergusson College, Pune with Wrangler Principal R. P. Paranjape as its first Librarian, who served in this capacity from 1907 to 1922. In 1950, the Library was shifted to Madras (Chennai), and is now housed in the Campus of the Ramanujan Institute for Advanced Study in Mathematics, University of Madras, Chennai : 600 005

The Library receives many journals on Exchange basis and has a rich collection of back numbers of reputed mathematical journals received from all over the world. The complete catalogue of the back volumes of all the periodicals published by the Society as well as those received in exchange by the Society and available in the IMS Library, Chennai, is now displayed on the IMS website. There is a spate of request for xerox copies of articles published in these journals and the Library attends to these demands promptly. If a particular journal is not available in the IMS Library, the scholars/students are requested to contact other Libraries where it is likely to be available providing them with the addresses of those Libraries.

Academic Programmes at Annual Conferences

Memorial Award Lectures

During every Annual Conference of the Society, the following Memorial Award Lectures are arranged as a part of the Academic Programme (each Award Lecture is of one hour duration).

1. P.L. Bhatnagar Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1987)
2. Srinivasa Ramanujan Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1990)
3. V. Ramaswamy Aiyer Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1990)
4. Hansaraj Gupta Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1990)
5. Ganesh Prasad Memorial Award Lecture (Instituted in 1993); and delivered every alternate year).


These Lectures carry a token honorarium of Rs. 2500/- each along with a citation.

Further, as part of the Academic Programme, there may be
• Plenary lectures by eminent Mathematicians,
• Symposia on current topics,
• invited talks, and
• research paper reading sessions.

P.L. Bhatnagar Memorial Prize.

This Prize is awarded annually to the top scorer of the Indian team at the International Mathematical Olympiad. It consists of a cash of Rs. 1000/- and a Certificate. The award is presented during the Inaugural Session of the Annual Conference of the Indian Mathematical Society.

Award of Various Prizes for Research Paper Presentations

In order to encourage and inspire the young and budding research workers, the Society holds, during its Annual Conferences, a Special Session of Paper Presentation Competition for various Prizes to be awarded to the best research paper presented. This Special Session is held as a part of the Academic Programme with no other parallel session.

The Council of the Indian Mathematical Society, at its meeting held at the Kalasalingam University, Krishnankoil – 626190 in December 2009, considered the inclusion of several other mathematical areas and regrouping of the same for the Six IMS prizes, AMU Prize and V M Shah Prize being awarded by the Society, and resolved that the following grouping of mathematical areas for these prizes be implemented with immediate effect. Thus, from now onwards, following will be the areas and the grouping for these prizes :

1. IMS Prize : Discrete Mathematics (Combinatorics, Graph Theory, Posets and related areas).

2. IMS Prize : Geometry, Algebraic Geometry, Differential Geometry, Topology, Algebraic Topology, and related areas.

3. IMS Prize : Measure Theory, Probability Theory,Stochastic Processes, and related areas.

4. IMS Prize : Differential/Integral/Functional equations and inequalities, Numerical Analysis and related areas.

5. IMS Prize : Solid Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics, Electro-magnetic Theory, Magneto-Hydrodynamics, Astronomy,Astrophysics, Relativity and related areas.

6. IMS Prize : Operations Research, Optimization, Computational Mathematics, Information Technology, Biomathematics, History of Mathematics and related areas.

A M U Prize : Algebra, Number Theory, Lattice Theory, Set Theory, Logic and related areas.

V M Shah Prize : Real Analysis, Complex Analysis, Functional Analysis, Harmonic Analysis, Approximation Theory, Special Functions and related areas.

Three / Four judges are appointed by the Council for “Paper Presentation Competition” for deciding the award of various Prizes. Each of these eight prizes listed above carries a Certificate and a cash amount of Rs.1000/-.

Following conditions apply :

1. Only the Members of the Society are eligible for participation in the Competition.
2. The upper age limit of a candidate for participation in the Competition is 40 years as on December 31, of the respective year.
3. a) The paper to be presented for the competition has to be under single authorship
b) Independent work at the post-doctoral level is preferred.
c) The work must have been carried out in India.
d) Stress will be on both, quality of research as well as performance during the presentation.

Note : One who is already awarded a prize in a certain area in the past is not expected to participate in the competition for the prize in the same area.

IMS Sponsored Lectures

To popularize Mathematics and to create awareness regarding the Society and its activities in the Country, the Society has a scheme of Sponsored Lectures. It provides a token support of Rs.1000/- to a number of Departments / Institutions for organizing popular and semi technical lectures.

Membership of the Society

Life Membership Fees :

Rs.2000/- (US $ 1000/- for those residing outside India).

The Life Members of the Indian Mathematical Society with their mailing addresses in India or the International Life Members are entitled to a FREE copy of the Mathematics Student for their personal use (not for sale/resale). They can subscribe the Journal at Rs.1500/- (US$ 35/-) for their personal use (not for sale/resale).

Ordinary Annual Membership Fees:

Rs.200/- (US $100/- for those residing outside India).

Sessional Membership Fees :

Rs. 200/- (US $ 100/- for those residing outside India).

• Sessional Members are those who join the Society only for a particular Session. They may contribute papers for presentation and / or participate in any of the academic programmes held during the Session.

Membership form is available on the IMS Website.

Only members of the Society are entitled to participate in the Academic Programmes or present their papers in the Conferences. In the case of joint authorship of a manuscript, all the authors are required to be members of the Society.

News Letters

Two News Letters (March & August), in a year, are published by the Society. More detailed information may be obtained by referring to the latest News Letter from the IMS Website.

List of Life Members

The Complete List of the Life Members of the Society is available on the IMS website along with their unique Membership Numbers. Members whose mails have been returned undelivered are marked accordingly with a note in red along with their names on the IMS website.

Society looks forward to their correct addresses.

For any additional information, IMS website be visited.

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The Succession List of the Office-Bearers of The Indian Mathematical Society :

Sr.
No.
year President Secretary /General Secretary Academic Secretary Administrative secretary Treasurer Editor JIMS Editor MS The Librarian
1 1907-08 B. Hanumantha Rao V. Ramaswamy Aiyer No Office No Office K.J. Sanjana M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
2 1908-09 B. Hanumantha Rao V. Ramaswamy Aiyer No Office No Office K.J. Sanjana M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
3 1909-10 B. Hanumantha Rao V. Ramaswamy Aiyer No Office No Office K.J. Sanjana M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
4 1910-11 B. Hanumantha Rao D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office C. Pollard M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
5 1911-12 B. Hanumantha Rao D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office C. Pollard M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
6 1912-13 R.N.Apte D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office C. Pollard M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
7 1913-14 R.N.Apte D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office C. Pollard M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
8 1914-15 R.N.Apte D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
9 1915 E.W.Middlemast D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
10 1915-16 R. Ramachandra Rao D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
11 1916-17 R. Ramachandra Rao D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
12 1917-18 A.C.L.Wilkinson D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
13 1918-19 A.C.L.Wilkinson D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
14 1919-20 A.C.L.Wilkinson D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
15 1920-21 A.C.L.Wilkinson D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
16 1921-22 H. Balakram D.D.Kapadia No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office R.P. Paranjape
17 1922-23 H. Balakram P.V. Seshu Iyer No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office V.B. Naik
18 1923-24 H. Balakram P.V. Seshu Iyer No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office V.B. Naik
19 1924-25 H. Balakram P.V. Seshu Iyer No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office V.B. Naik
20 1925-26 H. Balakram P.V. Seshu Iyer No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office V.B. Naik
21 1926-27 V. Ramaswamy Aiyer N.M.Shah No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer M.T. Naranienger No Office V.B. Naik
22 1927-28 V. Ramaswamy Aiyer N.M.Shah No Office No Office S. Narayana Iyer R. Vaidyanathswamy No Office V.B. Naik
23 1928-29 V. Ramaswamy Aiyer G.S.Chowla No Office No Office S.R. Ranganathan R. Vaidyanathswamy No Office V.B. Naik
24 1929-30 V. Ramaswamy Aiyer Mukunda Lal No Office No Office S.R. Ranganathan R. Vaidyanathswamy No Office V.B. Naik
25 1930-31 M.T.Naraniengar Mukunda Lal No Office No Office S.R. Ranganathan R. Vaidyanathswamy No Office V.B. Naik
26 1931-32 M.T.Naraniengar Mukunda Lal No Office No Office S.R. Ranganathan R. Vaidyanathswamy No Office V.B. Naik
27 1932-33 P.V.Sheshu Iyer S.B.Belekar No Office No Office S.R. Ranganathan R. Vaidyanathswamy No Office V.B. Naik
28 1933-34 P.V.Sheshu Iyer S.B.Belekar No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao V.B. Naik
29 1934-35 H.G.Gharpure S.B.Belekar No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao V.B. Naik
30 1935-36 H.G.Gharpure S.B.Belekar No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao V.B. Naik
31 1936-37 R.P. Paranjape Ram Behari No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
32 1937-38 R.P. Paranjape Ram Behari No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
33 1938-39 R.P. Paranjape Ram Behari No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
34 1939-40 R.P. Paranjape Ram Behari No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
35 1940-41 R. Vaidyanathswamy Ram Behari No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
36 1941-42 R. Vaidyanathswamy Ram Behari No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
37 1942-43 F.W.Levy Ram Behari No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
38 1943-44 F.W.Levy M.R.Siddiqui No Office No Office L.N.Subramanian R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao R.P. Shintre
39 1944-45 F.W.Levy M.R.Siddiqui No Office No Office A. Narasinga Rao R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao D.D. Kosambi
40 1945-46 F.W.Levy M.R.Siddiqui No Office No Office A. Narasinga Rao R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao D.D. Kosambi
41 1946-47 F.W.Levy M.R.Siddiqui No Office No Office A. Narasinga Rao R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao D.D. Kosambi
42 1947-48 M.R.Siddiqui T. Vijayaraghavan No Office No Office Ram Behari R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao D.D. Kosambi
43 1948-49 M.R.Siddiqui T. Vijayaraghavan No Office No Office Ram Behari R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao D.D. Kosambi
44 1949-50 A.Narasinga Rao T. Vijayaraghavan No Office No Office Ram Behari R. Vaidyanathswamy A. Narasinga Rao D.D. Kosambi
45 1950-51 A.Narasinga Rao T. Vijayaraghavan No Office No Office Ram Behari K. Chandrasekharan C.N.Srinivasienger T. Vijayraghavan
46 1951-52 T. Vijayraghavan S. Mahadevan No Office No Office Ram Behari K. Chandrasekharan C.N.Srinivasienger T. Vijayraghavan
47 1952-53 T. Vijayraghavan S. Mahadevan No Office No Office Ram Behari K. Chandrasekharan C.N.Srinivasienger T. Vijayraghavan
48 1953-54 Ram Behari S. Mahadevan No Office No Office C.N.Srinivasienger K. Chandrasekharan K. Chandrasekharan T. Vijayraghavan
49 1954-55 Ram Behari S. Mahadevan No Office No Office C.N.Srinivasienger K. Chandrasekharan K. Chandrasekharan C.T. Rajgopal
50 1955-56 Ram Behari S. Mahadevan No Office No Office G.L.Chandratreya K. Chandrasekharan K. Chandrasekharan C.T. Rajgopal
51 1956-57 Ram Behari S. Mahadevan No Office No Office G.L.Chandratreya K. Chandrasekharan K. Chandrasekharan C.T. Rajgopal
52 1957-58 V. Ganapathy Iyer S. Mahadevan No Office No Office G.L.Chandratreya K. Chandrasekharan K. Chandrasekharan C.T. Rajgopal
53 1958-59 V. Ganapathy Iyer S. Mahadevan No Office No Office G.L.Chandratreya S.M. Shah S.M. Shah C.T. Rajgopal
54 1959-60 B.S. Madhav Rao S. Mahadevan No Office No Office G.L.Chandratreya S.M. Shah S.M. Shah C.T. Rajgopal
55 1960-61 B.N. Prasad S. Mahadevan No Office No Office G.L.Chandratreya S.M. Shah S.M. Shah C.T. Rajgopal
56 1961-62 B.S. Madhav Rao S. Mahadevan No Office No Office G.L.Chandratreya S.M. Shah S.M. Shah C.T. Rajgopal
57 1962-63 C.N. Srinivasienger S. Mahadevan M.S. Ramanujan No Office P. C. Vaidya R.P. Bambah and P.L. Bhatanagar R.P. Bambah and P.L. Bhatanagar C.T. Rajgopal
58 1963-64 Hansaraj Gupta Shanti Narayan V.S.Krishnan No Office P. C. Vaidya R.P. Bambah and P.L. Bhatanagar R.P. Bambah and P.L. Bhatanagar C.T. Rajgopal
59 1964-65 P.L. Bhatanagar Shanti Narayan V.S.Krishnan No Office P. C. Vaidya R.P. Bambah and M. Venkatraman R.P. Bambah and M. Venkatraman C.T. Rajgopal
60 1965-66 P.L. Bhatanagar Shanti Narayan V. Krishnamurthy No Office P. D. Gupta R.P. Bambah and M. Venkatraman R.P. Bambah and M. Venkatraman C.T. Rajgopal
61 1966-67 R.S. Verma Shanti Narayan V. Krishnamurthy No Office P. D. Gupta R.P. Bambah and M. Venkatraman R.P. Bambah and M. Venkatraman C.T. Rajgopal
62 1967-68 R.S. Verma Shanti Narayan V. Krishnamurthy No Office P. D. Gupta M. Venkatraman and T.P. Srinivasan M. Venkatraman and T.P. Srinivasan C.T. Rajgopal
63 1968-69 P.L. Bhatanagar P.C.Vaidya V. Krishnamurthy No Office P. D. Gupta K.G.Ramanathan J.N.Kapoor C.T. Rajgopal
64 1969-70 R.P.Bambah P.C. Vaidya V. Krishnamurthy No Office P. D. Gupta K.G.Ramanathan J.N.Kapoor C.T. Rajgopal
65 1970-71 M. Venkatraman S. Raghavan V. Krishnamurthy No Office P. D. Gupta K.G.Ramanathan M.K. Singal T.S. Bhanumurthy
66 1971-72 J.N. Kapoor S. Raghavan V. Krishnamurthy No Office P. D. Gupta K.G.Ramanathan M.K. Singal T.S. Bhanumurthy
67 1972-73 J.N. Kapoor S. Raghavan V. Krishnamurthy No Office A.M.Vaidya K.G.Ramanathan M.K. Singal T.S. Bhanumurthy
68 1973-74 K.G.Ramanathan S. Raghavan P.L. Bhatanagar No Office A.M.Vaidya K.G.Ramanathan M.K. Singal T.S. Bhanumurthy
69 1974-75 V. Krishnamurthy S. Raghavan P.L. Bhatanagar No Office A.M.Vaidya K.G.Ramanathan M.K. Singal T.S. Bhanumurthy
70 1975-76 P.C. Vaidya P.C. Jain P.L. Bhatanagar No Office A.M.Vaidya K.G.Ramanathan M.K. Singal T.S. Bhanumurthy
71 1976-77 P.C. Vaidya P.C. Jain No Office A.M.Vaidya K.G.Ramanathan M.K. Singal T.S. Bhanumurthy
72 1977-78 U.N.Singh P.C. Jain No Office A.M.Vaidya K.G.Ramanathan I.S.Luthar T.S. Bhanumurthy
73 1978-79 U.N.Singh R.S.L. Srivastava S. Raghavan No Office D.K. Sinha K.G.Ramanathan I.S.Luthar T.S. Bhanumurthy
74 1979-80 K. Venkatchelienger R.S.L. Srivastava S. Raghavan No Office D.K. Sinha K.G.Ramanathan I.S.Luthar T.S. Bhanumurthy
75 1980-81 K. Venkatchelienger R.S.L. Srivastava S. Raghavan No Office D.K. Sinha K.G.Ramanathan I.S.Luthar T.S. Bhanumurthy
76 1981-82 V.V. Naralikar K. Rameshan S.R.Sinha No Office D.K. Sinha K.G.Ramanathan T.S. Bhanumurthy
77 1982-83 R.S.Mishra K. Rameshan S.R.Sinha No Office K.M. Saxena K.G.Ramanathan N. Shankaran T.S. Bhanumurthy
78 1983-84 R.S.Mishra K. Rameshan S.R.Sinha No Office K.M. Saxena K.G.Ramanathan N. Shankaran T.S. Bhanumurthy
79 1984-85 R.P.Agarwal K. Rameshan S.R.Sinha No Office K.M. Saxena K.G.Ramanathan N. Shankaran T.S. Bhanumurthy
80 1985-86 S.D. Chopra M.K. Singal J.N. Kapoor No Office K.M. Saxena I.B.S. Passi N. Shankaran T.S. Bhanumurthy
81 1986-87 H.C. Khare M.K. Singal J.N. Kapoor No Office V.M.Shah I.B.S. Passi A. M. vaidya V.K. Balachandran
82 1987-88 V. Singh M.K. Singal J.N. Kapoor No Office V.M.Shah I.B.S. Passi A. M. vaidya V.K. Balachandran
83 1988-89 M.K. Singal S.P. Arya J.N. Kapoor No Office V.M.Shah I.B.S. Passi A. M. vaidya K.S. Padmanabhan
84 1989-90 M. P. Singh S.P. Arya J.N. Kapoor No Office V.M.Shah I.B.S. Passi A. M. vaidya K.S. Padmanabhan
85 1990-91 V.M. Shah S.P. Arya J.N. Kapoor No Office M.K.Singal I.B.S. Passi A. M. vaidya K.S. Padmanabhan
86 1991-92 D.K.Sinha S.P. Arya J.N. Kapoor No Office M.K.Singal R.P. Agarwal A.M. vaidya K.S. Padmanabhan
87 1992-93 V. Kannan S.P. Arya H.P. Dixit No Office M.K.Singal R.P. Agarwal V.M. Shah K.S. Padmanabhan
88 1993-94 U.P. Singh S.P. Arya H.P. Dixit No Office M.K.Singal R.P. Agarwal V.M. Shah K.S. Padmanabhan
89 1994-95 H.P. Dixit H.C. Khare H.P. Dixit S.P. Arya M.K.Singal R.P. Agarwal V.M. Shah K.S. Padmanabhan
90 1995-96 N.K. Thakare H.C. Khare H.P. Dixit S.P. Arya M.K.Singal R.P. Agarwal V.M. Shah K.S. Padmanabhan
91 1996-97 S. Bhargava H.C. Khare H.P. Dixit S.P. Arya M.K.Singal R.P. Agarwal V.M. Shah K.S. Padmanabhan
92 1997-98 A.R.Singal H.C. Khare H.P. Dixit S.P. Arya M.K.Singal V.M. Shah R.P. Agarwal K.S. Padmanabhan
93 1998-99 B.K. Lahiri H.C.Khare N.K. Thakare M.K. Singal S.P. Arya V.M. Shah R.P. Agarwal K.S. Padmanabhan
94 1999-2000 A.S. Gupta H.C. Khare N.K. Thakare M.K. Singal S.P. Arya V.M. Shah R.P. Agarwal K.S. Padmanabhan
95 2000-01 Satya Deo R.P. Agarwal N.K. Thakare M.K. Singal S.P. Arya V.M. Shah H.C. Khare K.S. Padmanabhan
96 2001-02 P.V. Arunachalam R.P. Agarwal N.K. Thakare M. K. Singal S. P. Arya V. M. Shah H. C. Khare K. S. Padmanabhan
97 2002-03 M. A. Pathan R. P. Agarwal N. K. Thakare M. K. Singal S. P. Arya V. M. Shah H. C. Khare S. Parvathi
98 2003-04 T. Parthasarathy R. P. Agarwal N. K. Thakare M. K. Singal S. P. Arya V. M. Shah H. C. Khare S. Parvathi
99 2004-05 T. Thrivikraman R. P. Agarwal N. K. Thakare M. K. Singal S. P. Arya V. M. Shah J. R. Patadia S. Parvathi
100 2005-06 Sarvajit Singh V. M. Shah N. K. Thakare M. K. Singal S. P. Arya R. P. Agarwal J. R. Patadia S. Parvathi
101 2006-07 I. B. S. Passi V. M. Shah N. K. Thakare M. K. Singal (till July);
S. P. arya (from August, 06)
S. P. Arya R. P. Agarwal J. R. Patadia S. Parvathi
102 2007-08 R. B. Bapat V. M. Shah Satya Deo S. B. Nimse S. P. Arya N. K. Thakare J. R. Patadia S. Parvathi
103 2008-09 A. K. Agarwal V. M. Shah Satya Deo S. B. Nimse S. P. Arya N. K. Thakare J. R. Patadia K. Parthasarathy
104 2009-10 Peeyush Chandra V. M. Shah Satya Deo S. B. Nimse S. K. Nimbhorkar N. K. Thakare J. R. Patadia K. Parthasarathy