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List of Space Centres and Units in India

LocationSpace Centre
New DelhiDOS branch secretariate
ISRO branch office
Delhi earth station
DehradunIndian Institue of remote sensing
Northern RRSC-Regional Remote Sensing Centre
LucknowISTRAC ground station
ShillongNorth eastern space application centre
KharagpurEastern RRSC-Regional Remote Sensing Centre
HyderbadNRSA or NRSC – national remote sensing agency /centre
TirupatiNMRF-National Atmospheric Research Laboratory
SriharikotaSatish Dhawan Space Centre
Port BlairDown range station
KeralaALUVA – Ammonium perchlorate experiment plant
Mahendra GiriLiquid Propulsion Test Facilities
ThiruvananthapuramVikram Sarabhai Space Centre
Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre
ISRO Interial Systems Unit
HassanINSAT master control facility
BangloreSpace commission
HQ –ISRO
INSAT programme office
NNRMS secretriate- National Natural Resources Management System
ANTRIX corporation
ISTRAC-ISRO Telemetry&Tracking and Command Network
ISRO satellite centre
Liquid propulsaion systems centre
MumbaiISRO Liasion office
NagapurCentral RRSC-Regional Remote Sensing Centre
Mount AbuInfrared Observatory
AhmedabadSpace Application Centre
Physcial Research Laboratory
Development & educational communication unit
JodhpurWestern RRSC-Regional Remote Sensing Centre
UdaipurSolar Obesrvatory
BalasoreRemote Sensing Centre

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