INDIAN METEOROLOGICAL  DEPARTMENT

The Indian Meteorological Department was founded in 1875 and is headquartered in Calcutta. Head office moved to Shimla in 1905, moved to Pune in 1928, and in 1944 moved to Delhi.

- Provide current weather and forecast / weather information for optimal weather operation

- Detect earthquakes in various parts of the country for the development project, identify the position, and evaluate the seismic activity

The Indian Meteorological Department has achieved these goals through the six regional centers of New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Nagpur, Kolkata and Guwahati.

The Indian meteorological department issued an early warning to evacuate the most vulnerable population including fishermen and kept the loss of human life to a minimum. The Indian Meteorological Department predicted the wind power generation pattern using ISRO's Oceansat - 2 scatterometer data and made it possible to pay close attention to these cyclone generation patterns. To avoid forgetting our contribution of social welfare to our space plan. Today, there are more than 2,000 communication satellites in Earth orbits, providing telephone, television (including direct call service) and satellite radio network service to hundreds of millions of people all over the world. It is worth noting that this kind of communication is the only source for remote communities.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) was founded in 1875. IMD is a major government agency for meteorology, seismology and related fields. Its main purpose is to provide weather information on weather-sensitive activities such as aviation, shipping, agriculture, offshore fishery and oil exploration, and industry. We will also warn against bad weather such as hurricane, sandstorm, heavy rain, cold, hot weather. The undergraduate records earthquakes and conducts research