The Indian Science Congress, organised after the model of the British Association for the Advancement of Science by the Asiatic Society of Bengal for the second time, was held in January 1915 in the Presidency College, Madras. Judging from the large attendance of delegates whe had come from all parts of India, the quality of the addresses and papers read and the nature of discussions, it may be said that the Indian Congress will not take long to reach the ideal of the British Association, and great credit is due, for the success of the Congress, to the organising committee, especially the President, Surgeon General W. B. Bannerman and the Secretary, Professor J. L. Simonsen.
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