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USA 827.14 Australia 149.07
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165. Temples & Handloom silks
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166. Beach, French cultural centre &
35. Dargah Khwaja Sahib & 61. Palaces, Temples & Lakes 83. Asokan Inscription, Rock-cut 109. Jagannalh temple Aurobindo Ashram
PushkarLake caves & Jain temples 110. Lingaraja temple & Khandagiri
62. Motijhil 167. Fort, Rock temples & Rock-cut
36. Jai Singh's Observatory, Hawa 84. Temples & Shatrunjaya Hill caves caves
63. Tagore's Viswa Bharati
Mahal & Museum University of Fine Arts 85. Palaces, Museums & Art Gallery 111. National Park & Water Falls 168. Brihadeswara temple, Fort &
37. Bird Sanctuary & Fort 64. Pilgrim centre 86. Ancient monuments & 112. Dam site & Fishing Museum
38. Temples & Museums 65. Jain & Buddhist sites, Hot
Sabarmati Ashram 113. Steel Plant 169. Hill Station & Solar observatory
39. Taj Mahal, Palaces, Fort & Springs & Ropeway 87. Pilgrim Centre & Koshak Palace 114. Mahatma Gandhi's "Sevagram" 170. Wildlife Sanctuary
Museums Ashram
66. Museums, Golghar Granary & 88. Palaces, Fort, Mosques & Tombs 171. Hill Station & Botanical garden
40. Imambara & Chhattar Manzil Ancient Pataliputra ruins 89. Palaces, Gardens, Forts & Taj- ul- 115. Rock-cut caves & Bibi-ka - 172. Temples & Hindu pilgrim centre
41. Temples 67. Remains of ancient Buddhist Masjid Maqubara
173. Churches ( Vasco da Gama's
42. Buddhist remains University & Museum 90. Health resort & Caves 116. Rock-cut caves, Paintings & tomb) & Harbour
68. Ghats, Temples, Sarnalh Sculptures
43. Hill Station & Health resort 91. Buddhist remains & Museum 174 . Ayyappa temple
Buddhist Remains & Museum 117. Rock-cut caves, Paintings &
44. Hill Station & Trekking 92. Temples & Museum Sculptures 175. Birthplace of Adi
69. Buddhist Vihara & Museum Sankaracharya, Shrines &
45. Hill Station 93. Antiquities Mausoleum & 118. Hill Station
70. Ganga, Yamuna & Saraswati Ashrams
46. Scenery, Buddhist temples & Confluence & Kumbha Mela
Antiques 119. Temple & Garden
Museum 176. National Park
94. Buddhist pilgrim centre, Bodhi
71. Memorial Garden 120. Beach , Forts & Churches
177. Meenakshi temple
47. National Park & Fishing temple & Monasteries
72. Govind Palace 95. Source of Narmada River &
121. National Park & Lion Sanctuary 178. Temples & Beach
48. Natural Lake & Ashram
73. Fort, Tomb, Palaces & Sas Bahu Temples 122. Temples & pilgrim centre 179. Kanniyakumari temple, Beach
49. Ramakrishna Ashram, Tribal
temples temple 96. National Park 123. Gateway of India, Hanging & Land 's End
74. Muslim pilgrim centre, Forts, Garden , Museum & Kanheri
50. Hindu Pilgrim centre 97. Steel Plant caves
180. Water Falls & Temple
Palaces, Mosques & Buland
51. Fort, Temples & Lakes Darwaza 98. Health resort & Water Falls 124. Rock-cut caves 181. Beach resort
52. National Park (One 75. Lakes, Big game hunting & Hill 99. Steel city & Gardens 182. Beaches, Fort, Zoo & Museum &
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100. National Park & Holiday resort 126. Health resort, Lakes & Water 183. Bathing Beach by Lagoon &
53. Floral wealth, Museum & Park 76. Tower of Victory & Temple of Falls
101. Iskcon temple Marine life
54. Hill Station Virji
102. Victoria Memorial, Indian 127. Palaces, Park & Museum 184. Sanctuary of sea birds
55. Manipur dance & Handloom 77. Wildlife Sanctuary, Largest Museum & Gardens
artificial lake, Fishing & Boating 128. Hill Station 185. Beach resort & Scuba diving
products
103. National Park 129. Sai Baba temple
56. Scenic beauty & Fruits 78. Lake & Palaces 186. Beach
104. Beach resort 130. Sikh pilgrim centre
57. Water Falls 79. Health resort, Dilwara temples 187. Beach , Cellular Jail, Marine Park
105. Beach resort 131. Fort & Museum
58. Health resort, Water Falls & 80. Narayana Sarovar lake & Beach
Museums 106. Sun temple 132. Fort & Thousand Pillar temple 188. Beach
81. Ancient temples <& Pilgrim
59. Museums & Temples centre 107. Lake, Holiday resort & Fishing 133. Temple & Ramappa lake 189. Fire Temple
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Launch (kg) Launch (kg) Launch (kg) Launch (kg)
Aryabhata 19 - 04 -1975 358 C -1 Intercosmos, USSR INSAT-2B 23 - 07-1993 1932 Ariane, Europe GSAT-2 08 - 05 -2003 1825 GSLV-D 2, India OCEANSAT-2 23 -09-2009 960 PSLV-C14, India
Bhaskara-1 07- 06 -1979 444 C -1 Intercosmos, USSR IRS-1E 20 - 09 -1993 845 PSLV, India INSAT-3 E 28 - 09 - 2003 2775 Ariane, Europe GSAT-4 15 - 04-2010 2220 GSLV-D3, India
RTP 10 - 08 -1979 35 SLV-3, India SR 0SS - C 2 04 - 05 -1994 113 ASLV, India IRS-P 6 RESOURCESAT-11 07-10-2003 1360 PSLV-C 5, India CART0SAT-2B 12- 07-2010 694 PSLV-C15, India
EDUSAT -3) 20 - 09 - 2004 1950 GSLV-F01, India
RS -1
RS -D1
18- 07 -1980
31-05 -1981
35
38
SLV- 3, India
SLV-3, India
IRS-P2
INSAT-2C
15 -10-1994 904 PSLV, India
07-12-1995 2050 Ariane, Europe CARTOSAT-1
HAMSAT
ff 05 - 05 - 2005
05- 05 -2005
1560
42
PSLV-C 6, India
PSLV-C 6, India
STUDSAT
GSAT-5P
12- 07-2010
25 -12-2010
<1
2310
PSLV-C15, India
GSLV-F06, India
APPLE 19-06-1981 670 Ariane, Europe IRS-1 C 28-12-1995 1250 Molniya, Russia YOUTHSAT 20 - 04 -2011 92 PSLV- C16, India
Bhaskara-2 20-11-1981 436 C -1 Intercosmos, USSR IRS-P 3 21-03-1996 920 PSLV, India INSAT-4A 22-12- 2005 3080 Ariane, Europe RESOURCESAT-2 20 - 04 -2011 1206 PSLV- C16, India
INSAT-1 A 10-04-1982 1150 Delta, USA INSAT-2D 04-06-1997 2070 Ariane, Europe INSAT 4C 10-07 - 2006 2168 GSLV-F02, India GSAT-8 21- 05 -2011 3093 PSLV-C16, India
RS-D 2 17 - 04 -1983 41.5 SLV-3, India IRS-1D 29-09-1997 1200 PSLV-C1, India CARTOSAT-2 10-01-2007 550 PSLV- C 7, India GSAT-12 15 - 07 - 2011 1410 PSLV- C17, India
INSAT-1B 30 - 08 -1983 1194 Space Shuttle, USA INSAT-2DT (Procured in Orbit from Arabsat in Januaryl 988) SRE-1 10-01-2007 550 PSLV- C 7, India
SROSS-1 24 - 03 -1987 150 ASLV, India INSAT- 2E 03 -04-1999 2550 Ariane, Europe INSAT-4B 12-03 -2007 3025 Ariane, Europe Note: For list of Abbreviations*see top right
IRS -1A 17- 03 -1988 980 Vostok, USSR OCEANSAT-1 (IRS -P4) 26- 05 -1999 1050 PSLV- C 2, India CARTOSAT-2 23 -04- 2007 352 PSLV- C 8, India of Universities map.
SROSS-2 13- 07 -1988 150 ASLV, India INSAT- 3B 22- 03 - 2000 2070 Ariane, Europe INSAT-4CR 02-09 -2007 2130 GSLV-F04, India
INSAT-1 C 22- 07 -1988 1190 Ariane, Europe GSAT-1 18 - 04 - 2001 1530 GSLV-D1, India CART0 -2A
SAT 28 - 04 - 2008 690 PSLV-C9, India
INSAT-1D 12- 06-1990 1293 Delta, USA TES 22-10- 2001 1108 PSLV- C 3, India IMS-1 28 - 04 - 2008 83 PSLV-C9, India
IRS-1B 29- 08 -1991 990 Vostok, USSR
ASLV, India
INSAT-3C
Kalpana-1
24 - 01- 2002 2750 Ariane , Europe
12-09 - 2002 1060 PSLV- C 4, India
CHANDRAYAAN-1
RISAT- 2
22-10- 2008
20 - 04 - 2009
1380
300
PSLV-C11, India
PSLV-C12, India
w
SROSS - C 20 - 05-1992 106 M
INSAT-2A 10 - 07-1992 1906 Ariane, Europe INSAT-3A 10- 04 - 2003 2950 Ariane , Europe ANUSAT 20 - 04 - 2009 40 PSLV-C12, India

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