Records of the Zoological Survey of India (Formerly Records of the Indian Museum) The Records of the Zoological Survey of India provides media for zoological communications dealing with taxonomy, faunistics, biology, eco­logy and population of any taxon and act as a journal of Indian Zoology. This is an annual publication with four parts. It was started in the year 1907 and so far 116 volumes have been published.

The Records of the Zoological Survey of India is a quarterly in-house journal now. It is a medium for zoological communications related to taxonomy, faunistics, biology, ecology and populations of all taxa.

The Records of the Indian Museum served as a vehicle for publishing zoological research articles even before the establishment of the ZSI. At one time, it was the only journal for publishing taxonomic research papers, descriptions of new species, new records, revisionary studies, etc. for scientists of the ZSI. The first issue was published in 1907. After India’s independence, the ZSI published 88 issues of the Records of the Indian Museum in 21 volumes. After 1962, the journal was renamed the Records of the Zoological Survey of India.