INCAOR was established in 1981.

The headquarters of INCAOR is located in Goa.

The primary mission of INCAOR is to conduct research in Antarctica.

INCAOR has two research stations in Antarctica: Maitri and Bharati.

INCAOR's research vessel is named RV Sindhu Sankalp.

INCAOR's first research station in Antarctica was Dakshin Gangotri.

INCAOR's second research station in Antarctica, Bharati, was established in 1989.

INCAOR's third research station in Antarctica is named Himansh.

INCAOR's research stations in Antarctica focus on research in climate change, glaciology, geology, and biology.

INCAOR's journal is named Indian Journal of Antarctic Research.

Around 200 scientists and researchers work at INCAOR.

The budget of INCAOR is around 30 crore rupees.

The name of INCAOR's director is Dr. M. Ravichandran.

The website of INCAOR is www.incaor.gov.in.

INCAOR's research in Antarctica helps us understand climate change, the geology of Antarctica, and the biology of Antarctica.