The Negev Nuclear Research Center is an Israeli nuclearinstallation located in the Negev desert, about thirteen kilometers to the south-east of the city of Dimona. The purpose of Dimona is believed to be the manufacture of nuclear weapons. Israel acknowledges the existence of the site, but refuses to disclose any information about its purpose in a policy known as nuclear ambiguity. Information about the facility remains highly classified.
Sl No. |
Name | Location | Year of Establishment |
1 | Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) | Ahmedabad | 1947 |
2 | Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) | Mumbai | 1948 |
3 | Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and Research | Hyderabad | 1948 |
4 | Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics | Kolkata | 1949 |
5 | India Rare Earths Limited | Alwaye (Kerala) | 1950 |
6 | National Chemical Laboratory (NCL) | Pune, Maharashtra | 1950 |
7 | Central Mining Research Institution D | hanbad, Bihar | 1956 |
8 | Bhabha Atomic Research Center | Trombay (Mumbai) | 1957 |
9 | Central Mechanical Engineering Research Institute | Durgpur, West Bengal | 1958 |
10 | High Altitude Research Laboratory G | ulmarg, Kashmir | 1963 |
11 | Electronics Corporation of India | Hyderabad | 1967 |
12 | Uranium Corporation of India | Jaduguda(Bihar) | 1967 |
13 | Radio Astronomy Center | Tamil Nadu | 1968 |
14 | Nuclear Fuel Complex | Hyderabad | 1971 |
15 | Indira Gandhi Centre For Atomic Research | Tamil Nadu | 1971 |
16 | Variable Energy Cyclotron Center | Kolkata | 1977 |
Center of Earth Science’s Studies | Trivendrum (Kerala) | 1978 |