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The observations on the ionospheric electron and ion temperatures (T<sub>e</sub>\udand T<sub>i</sub>) measured by the RPA payload aboard the SROSS-C2 satellite have been\udused to study the effect of solar flares on ionospheric heating. The data on\udsolar flare has been obtained from the National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC)\udBoulder, Colorado (USA). It has been found that the electron and ion\udtemperatures have a consistent enhancement during the solar flares on the\uddayside Earth's ionosphere. The estimated enhancement for the average\udelectron temperature is from 1.3 to 1.9 times whereas for ion temperature it\udis from 1.2 to 1.4 times to the normal days average temperature. The\udenhancement of ionospheric temperatures due to solar flares is correlated\udwith the diurnal variation of normal days' ionospheric temperatures. The\udsolar flare does not have any significant effect on the nightside\udionosphere. A comparison with the temperature obtained from the IRI-95 model\udalso shows a similar enhancement

Enhancement in electron and ion temperatures due to solar flares as measured by SROSS-C2 satellite