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Antarctica, the remote continent, having spectacular landscapes, has been playing major role in modulating global climate. During each winter , Antarctica grows nearly double to its size of summer , owing to an increase in seasonal sea ice extent. It has been recognized that the recent accelerated loss of ice over Antarctica can affect sea level as well as atmospheric and ocean circulations. India has been very active in Antarctica research since 1983, however it got a major boost during the last decade. During this period, the successful launch of the first expedition to the South Pole, setting up of the third station, ‘Bharati’ along with ground station for receiving satellite data at the Larsmann Hills on the East Antarctica coast, intensifying research in the Southern Ocean, and setting up advanced laboratories in the Antarctica and at ESSO-NCAOR, have resulted in improved understanding of Antarctica. Hence, this special issue was planned to look at the achievements, to identify gap areas and information needs. A the science agenda depend on information needs and thus this issue can help, both policy makers and researchers.

Recent Antarctic Research in India: The National Committee Report to SCAR (2017)