EFCS has been holding lectures in memory of D.N. Majumdar and K.S. Mathur. In this series a number of lectures have been delivered by eminent scholars. Some of the lectures delivered are :

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D.N. Majumdar Memorial Lectures Delivered		K.S. Mathur Memorial Lectures
Prof. S.C. Dube	1. Social Science in Changing Society.	Dr. H.K. Rakshit	Some Socio-Cultural Practices of the Tribes of Middle and South India
	2. The Growth of Indian Anthropology and a Blueprint for the Seventies.	Prof. L.P. Vidyarthi	Industrial Anthropology
Prof. H.D. Sankalia	New Archaeology: Its Scope and Application to India	Prof. V.N. Misra	Journals and Prehistory of Indian Society
	1. 1.New Archaeology.	Dr. Sachin Roy	Museum and Museology in India
	2. Archaeology in India.	Prof. S.C. Tewari	Genetic Polymorphism in Human Population
Prof. S.R.K. Chopra	Early Man in India (two lectures)	Prof. K.N. Sharma	Modernisation and Development
Prof. C. Von Furer	1. Developments among the Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh	Dr. B.D. Sharma	Technology for Tribal Development
	2. The Soul and the Land of the Dead: South Asian Views	Prof. P.K. Bhowmick	Tribal Development Today
Prof. T.N. Madan	Culture, Society and Modernisation (two lectures)Prof.	Prof. Vinay K. Srivastava	Some Thoughts on Anthropology in India
Prof. B.B. Lal	History of Ramayana and Mahabharata- how an archaeologist looks at the problem (two lectures)	Prof. D. K. Bhattacharya	Anthropology at Cross Roads: Reflections on Reguvenation of Traditional Areas
Prof. Ramkrishna Mukherjee	Culture and Society: The Context of India in particular (two volumes)	Prof. A.K. Danda	On Relevance of Anthropology : India
Prof. B.M. Das	Peoples and Cultures of North-East India (two lectures)	P. Venkata Rao	Economic Anthropology In India : A Reflection and a Perspective
Dr. D.P. Sinha	New Frontiers of Anthropology: Cultural Contours of Management
Prof. N.S. Reddy	Tribal Sub-Plan: Precept and Practice
Prof. R.S. Khare	Strands in Cultural Imaginations: Interpreting Scholarly Itineraries in Indian Anthropology
Prof. R.K. Jain	Indian Diaspora and Modernity: A Comparative picture
Prof. J. C. Sharma	Meaning of Human Evolution in the light of Vedic Philosophy and Mordern Science
Prof. Imtiaz Ahmad	Is there Caste among Muslims in India?

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K.S. MATHUR LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Established in the year 1978 and named after late K.S. Mathur, Head, Department of Anthropology who served as General Secretary of EFCS and played an important role in its growth, the Library has a rich collection of books relating to Anthropology, Archaeology, Sociology, Folk and Tribal Culture and other allied areas.
Since its inception it has been getting enriched by donations of books from the life members and other well wishers. The library also maintains a collection of several journals from India and abroad. In recent times it has emerged as a popular place for the researchers, students and aspirants for the Civil Services Examination.