NCPOR is India’s premier institute mandated to cover scientific studies in all the three poles. The institute is one amongst a few in the world to have bi-polar presence, and pehraps the only one that covers the third pole - Himalaya, and the world oceans in addition to Arctic and Antarctic.
In conversation with the leading oceonographer and multi-faceted scientist, M Ravichandran, Director, National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research, Goa.
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