Box MS-006 Box 3

This collection consists of the papers of T.S.G. Sastry, a scientist who made significant contributions to the field of space research in India. Sastry was also one of the earliest PhD students at the Physics Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, working under Vikram Sarabhai.

This collection consists of the papers of T.S.G. Sastry, a scientist who made significant contributions to the field of space research in India. Sastry was also one of the earliest PhD students at the Physics Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, working under Vikram Sarabhai.

This collection consists of the papers of T.S.G. Sastry, a scientist who made significant contributions to the field of space research in India. Sastry was also one of the earliest PhD students at the Physics Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, working under Vikram Sarabhai.

This collection consists of the papers of T.S.G. Sastry, a scientist who made significant contributions to the field of space research in India. Sastry was also one of the earliest PhD students at the Physics Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, working under Vikram Sarabhai.

This collection consists of the papers of T.S.G. Sastry, a scientist who made significant contributions to the field of space research in India. Sastry was also one of the earliest PhD students at the Physics Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, working under Vikram Sarabhai.

To Rastogi, referencing the proposal received from Tiwari, with evaluations on proposals and comments from evaluators on the proposal, folder contains two copies of the same letter.

From Roy, Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, regarding information on Shirke's attempts to construct mass spectrometer to add to the PPM and Langmuir probe, attached to the letter is a reply from Sastry outlining his views on the use of a spectrometer and his upcoming visit to IIG.

From Mathur, Assistant Director, National Physical Laboratory, noting that they are attempting to set up a gas filling system, post the dismantling of such a system at PRL; seeks advice from Sastry on a proposal for such a system from VICO and the possibility of collaborating with Indian Institute of Geomagnetism on such a system; proposal is attached to letter.

Informing Sastry of his case being considered for promotion to the next grad and a request for a "Self Evaluation Report". A copy of this report is attached to the letter.

Folder contains handwritten drafts of letter and the self evaluation report. The letter to Lal notes Sastry's return from sabbatical and rejoining date of PRL. Connections between continued correspondence in MS006-1-3-3-5.

Requests for staff to be informed regarding Sastry's return post sabbatical.

Informing Sastry that he has reached age of superannuation, lists Sastry's achievements in his career so far.

Details of salary from April 1982 to March 1983.

Order from S. P. Pandya, Director, informing Sastry that he is relieved of his duties as Associate Professor with effect from July 7, 1983.

Contains two telegrams. One addressed to Sastry in Berkeley asking him to note whether he is "agreeable to proposal". The second telegram is sent to Aravamudan in TERLS in which he is "delighted to learn of successful launch of Nike Apache" carrying magnetometers and capacitance probe, communicates congratulations to Sastry and Deogangar.

Addressed to K. Anderson at Berkeley, with an attached quotation for a RIDL Model 34-13 Transistorized 32 Channel Pulse Height Analyzer.

To Sastry, in response to his query for Storable Tubular Extendible Member, enclosed standard data package to assist you in determining possible applications.

To Sastry, informing him that the Special Products and Applied Research Division of the De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Ltd has become an independent Canadian company called Spar Aerospace Products Ltd, manual for Storable Tubular Extendible Member attached.

Handwritten letter from Venkateshwaran, University of California, Los Angeles, mentioning that he will be able to obtain the latest information regarding equipment from Boulder if Sastry goes ahead with the electric acoustic programme. Attached to the letter is the ESSA Technical Memorandum by the U.S Department of Commerce, Wave Propagation Laboratory, Boulder Colorado.

From Philips, sent to PRL, handwritten annotation mentions the manual being forwarded to Sastry, letter notes PRL's plans to set up a Liquid Hydrogen and Helium Facility and mentions that both these plants are available as standard units in the Phillips Cryogenics programme. Also contains brochures for the equipment.

Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Vol XLII, No. 4.

Reprinted from Proceedings of Indian Academy of Sciences, Vol XLIII, No. 5.

Reprinted from International Astronomical Union Symposium, No. 6, Electromagnetic Phenomena in Cosmical Physics.

Communicated to the Moscow Conference on Cosmic Rays of the IUPAP in July, 1959.

Report presented at the Goddard Scientific Satellite Symposium; enclosed is a programme sheet of the symposium.

Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research, Vol 23, No. 8, pp. 334-336.

Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol 70, Number 5.

Journal of Scientific and Industrial Research, Vol 25.

Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol 73, No. 5.

Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on Equatorial Astronomy, PRL. Handwritten annotation on paper states "See Proceedings of COSPAR Symposium on Solar Particles Events of November 1969 London COSPAR Symposium Report. I had two papers in this symposium - Paper 11 and 14. It appears that that Paper 14 was reported both at London COSPAR and Seattle COSPAR."

COSPAR SPACE RESEARCH X - Proceedings of the Open Meetings of Working Groups of the Twelfth Plenary Meeting of COSPAR and of The Symposium on Thermospheric Properties Concerning Temperatures and Dynamics with the Special Applications to H and He.

Reprinted from Planet Space Sciences, Vol 20, pp 47-52.

Folder contains two copies of the report, no citation available.

Gerlands Beitr. Geophysik, Leipzig S0 (1971), 2/3, S. 253-258.

Journal of Geophysical Research, Vol 78, No. 10.

COSPAR Space Research XIV - Proceeding of the Open Meetings of Working Groups of the Sixteenth Plenary Meeting of COSPAR and the Resumes of the Symposium on Noctilucent Clouds and Interplanetary Dust.

Indian Journal of Radio and Space Physics, Vol 4, pp. 60-64.

Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, Vol 38, pp. 307 - 311. Pergamon Press. Folder contains two copies of paper.

Journal of Atmospheric and Terrestrial Physics, Vol 39, pp. 125-128. Pergamon Press.

Reprinted from COSPAR Space Research Volume XVII.

Journal of Geomagnetism and Geoelectricity, Vol. 31, pp. 391-400.

Journal of Geomagnetism and Geoelectricity, Vol. 31, pp. 373-379.

Journal of Geomagnetism and Geoelectricity, Vol. 31, pp. 381-389.

Indian Journal of Technology, Vol 18, pp. 79-83.

This collection consists of the papers of T.S.G. Sastry, a scientist who made significant contributions to the field of space research in India. Sastry was also one of the earliest PhD students at the Physics Research Laboratory in Ahmedabad, working under Vikram Sarabhai.