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SDSC SHAR is the spaceport of India, responsible for providing launch base infrastructure for ISRO's PSLV and GSLV rockets. It also produces solid propellant boosters, tests subsystems and motors, and launches sounding rockets.
Learn about the history, location and features of India's primary spaceport for launching satellites and probes. Find out the launch pads, rockets and missions of SDSC-SHAR, formerly known as Sriharikota Range.
Accomplishing successful launch vehicle programme by pursuing global standards of excellence in all our endeavours, namely producing solid rocket motors, testing space worthiness of flight systems, carrying out launch operations with efficient infrastructure and professional management, through innovation, dedication and team work.
SDSC SHAR/RMT/02/2023, Dated: 26.04.2023 ADDENDUM DATED 15.05.2023. Notice : Skill Tests to the posts of Assistant and Junior Personal Assistant postponed. Click Here to view details (SRIHARIKOTA ZONE). 1. TA Form Click Here to Download. 2. BIO Data Form Click Here to Download. 3.
SDSC SHAR is a lead centre of ISRO and a launch base for national and international customers. It is located on a spindle shaped island in Pulicat Lake, Andhra Pradesh, and named after Prof. Satish Dhawan, former Chairman of ISRO.
SDSC SHAR is the main launch centre of ISRO located at 100 km north of Chennai. It has the necessary infrastructure for launching satellite into low earth orbit, polar orbit and geostationary transfer orbit, and for studying the earth’s atmosphere with sounding rockets.
The Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) SHAR, Sriharikota, is the launch base for ISRO's PSLV and GSLV rockets and sounding rockets. It also produces solid propellant boosters, tests subsystems and motors, and operates the range and mission control network.
