[🇮🇳] India's Space Program

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Prof. Prem raj Pushpakaran writes -- 2025 marks the 50th year since the launch of Aryabhata, and let us celebrate the occasion!!! Prof Prem raj Pushpakaran Profile Page | World Architecture Community

 

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Space and Rocketeering.

This is possibly India's next "IT"

@Krishna with Flute @Lulldapull

And this is possibly what's going to save us till we hit critical mass @Sharma Ji

 

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Prof. Prem raj Pushpakaran writes -- 2025 marks the 50th year since the launch of Aryabhata, and let us celebrate the occasion!!! Prof Prem raj Pushpakaran Profile Page | World Architecture Community

@Krishna with Flute @Sharma Ji @Lulldapull

 

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Space and Rocketeering.

This is possibly India's next "IT"

@Krishna with Flute @Lulldapull

And this is possibly what's going to save us till we hit critical mass @Sharma Ji

yeap, we doing it on the cheap too, that's the USP ..

sasta and tikau jugaad for satellite sending

as with everything high tech, though, we laggards (can be excused, given our paucity of resources)

future looking good but, startups bhi aane shuru ho gae hain

long road ahead but:



jai hind, bharat mata ki jai !

 

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In these 50 years, ISRO has emerged as a premier space agency surpassing many space agencies in the world. India holds 1st to 4th positions in different space applications. ISRO is cost leader in launching. Very sophisticated in earth observation and communication. Now ISRO has the plan to reduce the launch cost by 1/10th and improve weight carrying capabilities by 2 fold for each of its vehicle.

 

[Krishna with Flute]

Space and Rocketeering.

This is possibly India's next "IT"

@Krishna with Flute @Lulldapull

And this is possibly what's going to save us till we hit critical mass @Sharma Ji

ISRO is working on improving weight lifting and reducing cost of carrying payload to 1/10th.

 

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ISRO is working on improving weight lifting and reducing cost of carrying payload to 1/10th.

ISRO was the wind beneath DRDO's wings in Op Sindoor.

 

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ISRO was the wind beneath DRDO's wings in Op Sindoor.

It is said that 15 satellites were earmarked for Op. Sindoor exclusively. India is planning other 100 to boost security of the nation.

India to add 100-150 satellites to enhance safety, security in 3 yrs: ISRO Chief​

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India to add 100-150 satellites to enhance safety, security in 3 yrs: ISRO Chief

 

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It is said that 15 satellites were earmarked for Op. Sindoor exclusively. India is planning other 100 to boost security of the nation.

India to add 100-150 satellites to enhance safety, security in 3 yrs: ISRO Chief​

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India to add 100-150 satellites to enhance safety, security in 3 yrs: ISRO Chief

If the US Golden Dome goes ahead, we should be ready and at the forefront of that new military tech frontier.

 

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What Is The Status of ISRO's Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV) Program?​

The status of ISRO's Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV) program is currently progressing positively, following the Indian Cabinet's approval for its development with a budget of ₹8,239 crore. This initiative represents a significant advancement in India's space capabilities, as the NGLV is designed to replace existing launch vehicles like the PSLV and GSLV.


The NGLV aims to provide three times the payload capacity of the current LVM3 rocket while maintaining costs at 1.5 times more than existing vehicles. It is expected to handle up to 30 tons to Low Earth Orbit (LEO), significantly enhancing India's launch capabilities.

A major aspect of the NGLV is its partially reusable design, which is intended to lower launch costs and improve efficiency in accessing space. The vehicle will incorporate advanced technologies, including green propulsion systems and modular designs for quicker production and turnaround.

The project is set for completion in 96 months (8 years), with three developmental flights planned to demonstrate its capabilities. The first flight is tentatively scheduled for 2031.

The NGLV is crucial for supporting India's ambitions in space exploration, including plans for a Bharatiya Antariksh Station (Indian Space Station) and a crewed lunar landing by 2040. Its development involves significant participation from the Indian industry, ensuring a collaborative approach to building a robust space ecosystem.

The NGLV program marks a pivotal step in enhancing India's position in the global space industry and achieving self-reliance in advanced launch capabilities.

What Is The Status of ISRO's Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV) Program?

The status of ISRO's Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV) program is currently progressing positively, following the Indian Cabinet's appro...

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