India's journey towards Viksit Bharat being written in rockets
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ISRO Chairman V Narayanan outlined India's space achievements and future goals during a lecture at IIT.
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- ISRO Chairman V Narayanan highlighted India's transition from early space efforts to independent technological capabilities like cryogenic engines.
- The space agency leader emphasized historical milestones including the successful Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission.
- Future initiatives include the Gaganyaan human spaceflight program and the development of the Bharatiya Antariksh Station by 2028.
- These projects are intended to contribute to the nation's broader development goals by 2047.
What to watch next
- Planned launch of the first module of the Bharatiya Antariksh Station by 2028
- Development status of the next-generation launch vehicle
- Progress on the Chandrayaan-4 lunar sample return mission
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V Narayanan
ISRO Chairman and Secretary, Department of Space
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“As India looks towards 2047, its journey towards a Viksit Bharat is not confined to the boundaries of Earth. It is being written in the rockets built on Indian soil, in the cryogenic engines the world once refused to share, and in the young engineers who will carry the country's ambitions in space still further,”
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…Department of Space, traced India's space journey from its formal and humble beginning in 1962, when the country was still building its most basic capabilities in food security and literacy, to the present day. " As India looks towards 2047, its journey towards a Viksit Bharat is not confined to the boundaries of Earth. It is being written in the rockets built on Indian soil, in the cryogenic engines the world once refused to share, and in the young engineers who will carry the country's ambitions in space still further, " he said. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chief spoke about India's first rocket launch from Thumba in November 1963, assembled with equipment gathered from across the world, and contrasted it with the…
“This technology was denied to India, and today I can inform you that we have developed three cryogenic propulsion systems entirely on our own. When the world denied us the technology, we simply decided we would build it ourselves,”
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…and launch satellites for other nations on a fully commercial basis. He spoke about the development of India's cryogenic propulsion systems, technology that was denied to India in the early 1990s by other countries. " This technology was denied to India, and today I can inform you that we have developed three cryogenic propulsion systems entirely on our own. When the world denied us the technology, we simply decided we would build it ourselves, " he said. Narayanan spoke about the success of Chandrayaan-3, which made India the first country to achieve a soft landing near the Moon's south pole. He said, "23 August, 2023, was a historic day for India. While only…
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