• On preparing a logging plan – paper presented at National Seminar on "Logging and Transport" at Darjeeling, 1970.
• "Departmental Logging - points to ponder" proceedings of All India Logging Seminar held in Srinagar, Sep. 1972.
• Study report submitted to Government of India on Modern Management Techniques for Efficiency in Wood Harvesting and Transport, Dec. 1973.
• "On optimizing the costs of logging operations through Operation Research Techniques" – paper submitted at University College of North Wales, Bangor, U.K. as a partial fulfillment of Post Graduation course in Forestry, 1973.
• “Modern Management for better efficiency in wood harvesting”, Forestry Conference, 1973.
• “Utilization of hardwood for pulping” - paper presented at Conference of Paper Industries of India, 1974.
• “Wasteland Reclamation through Plantations for Rural Social Security and Employment Guarantee in selected districts of Central Uttar Pradesh”, 1989-90.
• "The case of misplaced subsidy & faulty land use" – Indian Journal of Forestry, March 1990.
• "In the labyrinth of A forestation Policies" – Indian Forester, April 1990.
• "Environmental Education and Natural Employment at Kanpur and Etawah”, 1991.
• "Evaluation report on second phase of Social Forestry Project, U.P” - prepared for the World Bank, 1992. The report gives hindsight of the related issues on impact of the project and shortcomings in matters of policy, law & also implementation.
• Presentation of “Country report on forest statistics," prepared for International Timber Trade Organization, Japan - Paper presented at International workshop on Tropical Forestry and timber trade statistics, 18th Oct-5th Nov., 1993 held at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The report gives the status and methods of collection of forest statistics in the country and analytically presents what is not being captured at present and what needs to be done to make it more meaningful & relevant.
• A Project on “Industrial Forests Plantations and Wasteland Development in Uttar Pradesh ", 1995-96 for NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development).
• "Experience of Agro- forestry in India with Particular Reference to Uttar Pradesh" for Environment Management Seminar for South Asia held at Bentota, Sri Lanka (16th-27th Sep. 1996). On the basis of my performance in the seminar and on strength of my aforesaid paper, I was asked to chair the working group for drafting the final recommendations for SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) Secretariats.
• State Forestry Action Program for UP, 1995. This plan outlines the future course of strategy & action program for coming 20 years for undivided State of U.P. The first slice of this report is being implemented in Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal as World Bank Forestry Project. The report received acclaim both at national and international level. It became the main document for Government of India to prepare National Forestry Action Program 1998. Was awarded a Certificate of Excellence from Governor of U.P. The SFAP (for 20 years) has been acclaimed not only by the State Government but also by the Government of India and by the World Bank. The document was also considered for 'India Gandhi Vriksha Mitra Award' 1997, a prestigious national level award in forestry.
• Some important policy and implementation issues with reference to Land Degradation in Uttar Pradesh - Paper read as key note address in workshop organised by Regional Centre, National Afforestation & Eco Development Board, Jhansi, Jan. 1997.
• As a member of National Commission for Integrated Water Resource Development Plan commissioned by Ministry of Water Resources. Government of India, 1998 I contributed a number of chapters to this report.
• Chairman & Task Manager for preparation of World Bank aided Integrated Forestry Project for UP, INDIA. Under chairmanship of the undersigned international forestry consultant M/s JAAKKO POYRY of FINLAND prepared the Forestry Project, which was finally financed by World Bank in 1998-99.
• Member & Task Force on Forest Protection, "Forest Consolidation, Rate of Deforestation, Forest Research & Survey" for Ninth Five Year Plan of INDIA.
• Current status of Monitoring in U.P. & future perspectives; key note address delivered and also acted as resource person for workshop on indicators for monitoring and evaluation, Regional Centre, National Afforestation & Eco Development Board, Chandigarh, Jan. 1998.
• Study report on forest tree improvement in Uttar Pradesh, March 2002.
• An important policy implication for farm forestry in India with special Reference to Uttar Pradesh& Uttranchal August 2003 paper presented at Conference 23on Madhya Pradesh: economic challenges organised by OBSERVER RESEARCH FOUNDATION, NEW DELHI.
• An article by Prof. BKP Sinha in the magazine "DOWN TO EARTH" in Research and Publication tab from the attachment folder Down to earth article.[Click here to view detail]

• Spider diversity & habitat association patterns in Dudhwa National Park, India. Proceedings of 23rd European Arachnological Colloquium, Barcelona, July 2006.
• Influence of habitat attributes on species richness & composition of spider (Araneae) assemblage of the Terai ecosystem, India. Proceedings of 17th International Congress of Arachnology, Sao Paulo, August 2007.
• Spider diversity in managed landscape of forest landscape of Terai Conservation Area, India. Proceedings of 17th International Congress of Arachnology, Sao Paulo, August 2007.
• Effects of vegetation, microclimate & space on spider assemblage in Terai Conservation Area, India. Proceedings of 24th European Arachnological Colloquium, Bern, August 2008.
• Studies on the Spider Fauna in Mixed Sal Forest Area of Chandrabani, Dehra Dun. Indian Forester (December 2006, Vol. 132 No.12 a: 83-88 Pp)
• Spider diversity & habitat association patterns in Dudhwa National Park, India. Revista Ibérica de Aracnología (April 2008, Vol.15: 89- 95 Pp)
• Diversity & composition of spider assemblages in five vegetation types of the Terai Conservation Area, India. Journal of Arachnology (November 2008, Vol.36:251–258 Pp)
• Effect of prescribed burning on spider assemblage in Terai Grasslands, India. Turkish Journal of Arachnology (June 2008, Vol.1:15-36 Pp)
• The use of spiders (Araneae) as indicator for monitoring of habitat conditions in Terai Conservation Area, India. Indian Forester (November 2008, Vol.134:1371-1380 Pp)
• Butterfly abundance & diversity patterns in urban habitats of Kolkata & adjoining suburban areas. (Wildlife Biodiversity Conservation: Proceedings of the ‘National Seminar on Wildlife Biodiversity Conservation’. Delhi, Daya Publication., 2008, xviii, 390 Pp)

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