1.  Prof. I.C.Pande delivered first Prof. Jhingran Memorial Lecture in Dec 23, 1991 at Dept. of Geology, Delhi University.

2.  Prof. M.S. Samar: Esploration Strategies in the Present Economic Scenario, Second Lecture, Dehra Dun 1994.

3.  Prof. R.C. Fuloria: India can become self-sufficient in Petroleum, Third Lecture,Dehra Dun 1995.

4.  Prof. C. Leelanandam: The Eastern Ghats Mobile Belt: Mineralogical Mandates & Petrological Perspectives, Forth Lecture, 1995. (Copy not available)

5.  Prof. R.N. Padhi: Geothermal Energy in India – A viable non-convention energy source,Fifth Lecture, New Delhi, 1997.

6.  Prof. S.K. Acharyya: Tectonic evolution of the Indo-Burma-Andaman Mobile Belt and the nature of its linkage with the Indian continent, Sixth Lecture, Lucknow, 1997.

7.  Prof. P.P. Kala: Some aspects of Exploration Economics and Strategy, Seventh Lecture, Mysore, 1998.

8.  Dr. S.D. Limaye: Some Aspects of Sustainable Development of Ground water in India, Eighth Lecture, Bangalore 2003.

9.  Dr. R.K. Sukhtankar: Indian Perspective of Coastal Quaternary Research: An Overview, Ninth Lecture, Nagpur 2004.

10. Dr. Ashok Sahni: The Drift of Indian and its Collision with Asia: Biotic Response and Evolutionary Implications, Tenth Lecture, Delhi 2005.

11.  Dr. B.R. Arora: A Peep into the Himalayan Seismicity, Eleventh Lecture, Dharwad 2007.

12.  12th Professor Jhingran Memorial Lecture " Finding more hydrocarbaons in matured and semi matured basins" by P.K. Bhawmick, Executive Director, KDMIPE ONGC,Dehradun,delivered at the 16th Convention of IGC, held at NGRI, Hydrabad, Feb. 2-4, 2009

13.  IGC’s 13th Professor Jhingran Memorial Lecture was held at the Department of Rasa Shastra, Faculty of Ayurveda, Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, on January 16, 2010 as part of the National Symposium “Contemporary prototype of Ayurvedic formulations”. The speaker, Dr. Eugene Wilson spoke on “Reflections of Siddha Traditional System of Medicine in Emerging Field of Medical Geology”, which also formed a topic for group discussion.
The lecture text was brought out by the IGC in a nice 45-page handout for distribution to the participants. It is also published in the IGC Journal of May 2010 issue, Vol. 2 (1), for the benefit of IGC members & subscribers of the Journal.
The event received financial support of the Technology Development & Transfer Division (TDT), DST, Govt. of India, New Delhi, through the good offices of Dr. (Smt.) S.N. Khan, Scientist “G”.

14.  IGC ‘s 14^th Professor Jhingran Memorial Lecture –“ Revitalization of Herbo-mineral Drugs Using Geological Materials and Processes” By A. Hannah Rachel Vasanthi, Associate Professor, Deptt. of Biotechnology, Pondicherry University, Pondicherry, at the Deptt. of Rasa Shastra, BHU, Oct. 14-15, 2011

15.  IGC’s 15^th Professor Jhingran Memorial Lecture, “Deformation Patterns Developed Due to Collision of India with Asia : An Analogue Modeling” by H.B. Srivastava, Professor & Head, Department of Geology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, Delivered at The Department of Geology, College of Science & Technology Andhra University, visakhapatnam , December 10, 2012