'Voice' is for all who aspire to pull Indian Geography to heights of excellence, recognition and relevance. Stirring in sensitivity and captivating in style, the treatise is about Indian Geography, National Association of Geographers, India, and the Presidential Addresses staged from the podium of the Indian Geography Congress. Tracing the evolution and characteristics of the discipline of geography, the book explores the context in which the National Association of Geographers, India was born.The trials and tribulation of the Association are critically analyzed through an in depth inquiry of its performance. An attraction of the book is a profile about each president, which brings alive the word in the addresses. The narrative is auto - evolving and discourse most-convincing. Written in a tone that gracefully treads the rope between detached analysis and deep empathy, forty- six self-explanatory tables and ten self-revealing maps stand as an ancillary testimony to all what is intended as the basic message. The book is to be relished for its freshness of conceptualization, uniqueness of methodology, richness of information and lucidity of literary expression.The author's concern goes beyond words, as all royalty proceeds of the book are credited to the balance sheet of the National Association of Geographers, India.
