The Geological Survey of India (GSI) was founded on 4th March, 1851 primarily to explore coal. Over the years, GSI has been the repository of geological knowledge for the nation’s development and also achieved the status of a geo-scientific organisation of international repute. Wishing everyone a Happy 171st Foundation Day. #GSIFoundationDay #FoundationDay | Geological Survey of India

Only 3 days left! Excitement is building as the Geological Survey of India prepares to welcome stakeholders, policymakers, global geoscience experts, researchers and academia to the International Seminar “Unearthing the Past, Shaping the Future:175 Years of GSI” in Jaipur. From rich legacy archives to cutting-edge geoscientific innovations, this landmark event promises an unprecedented convergence of knowledge, technology, and global insights, setting the stage for a truly transformative experie

The Archaeological Survey of India continues to excavate and uncover remarkable evidence of ancient life and culture. In 2025, excavations at Vallabhipur in Gujarat, Ratnagiri in Odisha, Bahaj in Rajasthan and Kohla in Maharashtra provided fresh insights into India's rich historical heritage. | Archaeological Survey of India

Shri Asit Saha, Director General, Geological Survey of India, elaborates on the significance of the Central Geological Programming Board (CGPB), an apex national body overseeing geoscientific programmes and mineral exploration in India, and its pivotal role in shaping the country’s geological roadmap. As the 65th CGPB convenes on 21st January 2026, join us live to witness how this landmark meeting sets the direction for GSI’s field activities for 2026–27. Watch the full podcast here: https://you

The Geological Survey of India undertook a series of initiatives under Special Campaign 5.0 across its offices nationwide, from extensive cleanliness drives and record management activities to awareness competitions, waste to art activities and Safai Mitra Surakshya Shivirs reaffirming its commitment to promoting public awareness for Swachhata and fostering a clean and healthy environment. #SHS2025 #SwachhataHiSeva2025 #ZeroWasteIndia #SpecialCampaign5.0 | Geological Survey of India