From Ground to Sky: India's Revolutionary Space Journey
ISRO Chairman Dr V Narayanan highlights India's growing space capabilities, with 10 strategic satellites operational and major collaborative projects underway. Speaking at a convocation in Manipur, he emphasized the importance of space technology in national security, climate research, and educational progress, marking India's impressive development since independence.
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During a convocation ceremony at the Central Agricultural University in Manipur, ISRO Chairman Dr. V Narayanan spoke about India's burgeoning space power. He revealed that ISRO has 10 strategic satellites continuously operating to safeguard the nation, and aims to establish its first space station by 2040.
Amid ongoing tensions with Pakistan, Dr. Narayanan stressed the role of satellite and drone technology in national security. He announced plans for an advanced joint earth-imaging satellite project with the United States, further solidifying India's global role in space research and collaboration.
From its inception in 1962, ISRO has marked significant progress, evidenced by the development of various satellite technologies. Dr. Narayanan also hailed the country's overall growth since independence, highlighting achievements in literacy and life expectancy, and urged students to contribute to a prosperous 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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