The Calcutta Mathematical Society was founded in 1876, making it the oldest mathematical society in India.

The Indian Mathematical Society was founded in 1907 by a group of Indian mathematicians, including V. Ramaswamy Aiyer, A. C. Lunn, and Ganesh Prasad.

V. Ramaswamy Aiyer was the first president of the Indian Mathematical Society, serving from 1907 to 1910.

The Indian Statistical Institute is a research institute, not a mathematical society.

The Journal of the Indian Mathematical Society, the Proceedings of the Indian Mathematical Society, and the Bulletin of the Indian Mathematical Society are all major publications of the Indian Mathematical Society.

Organizing conferences and workshops, publishing journals and books, and awarding prizes and scholarships are all major activities of the Indian Mathematical Society.

Helping to promote the study of mathematics in India, encouraging collaboration among Indian mathematicians, and raising the international profile of Indian mathematics are all major achievements of the Indian Mathematical Society.

Declining interest in mathematics among students, lack of funding for mathematical research, and brain drain of Indian mathematicians are all major challenges facing the Indian Mathematical Society.

Mathematical societies and associations play a vital role in promoting the study of mathematics, encouraging collaboration among mathematicians, and raising the public profile of mathematics.

Being a member of a mathematical society or association provides access to journals and other publications, opportunities to attend conferences and workshops, and networking opportunities with other mathematicians.

You can join a mathematical society or association by visiting the society's website, contacting the society's membership secretary, or attending a society meeting.

The Indian Mathematical Society, the Calcutta Mathematical Society, the Madras Mathematical Society, and the Bombay Mathematical Society are all major mathematical societies and associations in India.

The American Mathematical Society, the Mathematical Association of America, the London Mathematical Society, and the European Mathematical Society are all major mathematical societies and associations in the world.

International mathematical societies and associations play a vital role in promoting international collaboration among mathematicians, organizing international conferences and workshops, and publishing international journals and books.