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Where is India's permanent research station Dakshin Gangotri located?
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Two research stations of India in Antarctica?
India has two research stations in Antarctica: the Maitri Station, located in East Antarctica, and the Bharati Station, located in West Antarctica. These stations serve as bases for scientific research, climate observation, and exploration activities in Antarctica.
What are some important research stations in antarctica?
There are permanent, semi-permanent and temporary research stations on Antarctica. The number of permanent stations exceeds 40, on a continent that covers 10% of the surface of Earth. From the permanent stations, seasonal/ semi-permanent and temporary research stations are established as needed.
A continent in which the base camp 'dakshin gangothri' is located?
antarctica continent
Formation of the ganges?
It was formed in the Gangotri Glacier located in Uttarkashi District, Uttarakhand, India in a region bordering China
The permanent secretariat of the saarc is located at?
kathmandu
Where is the Ganges River located What is its length and where does it empty to?
the river Ganga originates from Bhagirathi from Gangotri glacier, India. It's length is over 2500 km. it empties it's self into the Bay of Bengal.
Where forest research institute located in India?
forest research institute located in Dehradun.
Who lives in East Antarctica?
There are no permanent inhabitants of any part of the Antarctic continent. However, scientists and people who live and work temporarily on the continent may be present on research stations located in East Antarctica.
Where is located the permanent secretariat of SARC?
lexington, Ky
Where is the permanent secretariat of the SAARC located?
KATHMANDU
Where was the first permanent settlement located in Nevada?
Genoe
Is the South Pole inhabited?
There is a scientific research station located at this position on Earth, called the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Research Station. All the people there are scientists working temporarily at the location, or temporary workers in support of science. There is no native or permanent population anywhere on the Antarctic continent.
