‘India will soon fly to Gaganyaan’, PM Modi said on National Space Day, ISRO Chief told when the first module will be launched

New Delhi: On National Space Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that it has become the nature of India and Indian scientists to achieve new achievements in the space sector. Just two years ago, India became the first country to create history by reaching the southern pole of the Moon. PM Modi said that we have also become the fourth country in the world with the ability of docking and ignores in space.

The Prime Minister said that infinite space always makes us realize that there is no stagnation, no final stop. I believe that there should be no final stop at the policy level in the space sector, that is why I told the Red Fort that our path is reform, performance and transform….

India Gaganyaan flight will also be filled

PM Modi said that soon the hard work of all of you scientists will also fill the flight of India Gaganyaan and India will also make its space station in the coming time. Now we have reached the moon and mars, now we have to reach the parts in deep space where many important secrets are hidden for the future of humanity. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “Creating new milestones one after the other in the space sector has become the nature of scientists of India and India.

Referred to meet Captain Shubhanshu Shukla

Addressing the program, Prime Minister Modi said that just 3 days ago I met Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla. He filled every Indian with pride by hoisting the tricolor at the international space station. That moment, when he realized me the tricolor, is beyond words. In his discussion with Group Captain Shubhanshu, I have seen the immense courage and infinite dreams of the youth of new India. To carry forward these dreams, we are also going to prepare an astronaut pool of India. Today on Space Day, I invite my young friends to join this astronaut pool to give wings to India’s dreams. Today India is making rapid progress in successful techniques like semi-conogenous engine and electric propulsion.

ISRO Chief said these things

At the same time, ISRO Chief V. Narayanan said that on the basis of his instructions and vision, we are going to start the Chandrayaan-4 mission. We are going to start the Venus Orbiter Mission. We are going to set up a space station called BAS (Indian Space Station) by 2035 and the first module will be launched by 2028. The Prime Minister has approved NGL (Next Generation Launcher). By 2040, India will land on the moon and we will come back safely.

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