Indian Antarctic Expeditions
| Date | Expedition | Leader | Deputy Leader |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1981 - 1982 | First Indian Expedition to Antarctica | Dr. Sayed Zahoor Qasim | C. P. Vohra, H. N. Siddiquie |
| 1982 – 1983 | Second Indian Expedition to Antarctica | V. K. Raina | Dr. C. R. Sreedharan |
| 1983 – 1985 | Third Indian Expedition to Antarctica | Dr Harsh K. Gupta | Lieutenant Colonel Satya Swarup Sharma |
| Fourth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Fifth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Sixth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Seventh Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Eighth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| 1989 - 1991 | Ninth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | Rasik Ravindra | |
| 1990 - 1992 | Tenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | A. K. Hanjura | |
| Eleventh Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twelfth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Thirteenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Fourteenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Fifteenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Sixteenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Seventeenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Eighteenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Nineteenth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| 2000 - 2002 | Twentieth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | Mervin J. D'Souza | |
| Twenty first Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty Second Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty third Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty fourth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty fifth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty sixth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty seventh Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty eighth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Twenty ninth Indian Expedition to Antarctica | |||
| Thirtieth Indian Expedition to Antarctica |
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