Indian Space Program Prepares for Major Leap After Chandrayaan-3 Success

India's space program, which began in 1962, is gearing up for its most significant advancements yet, building on the recent success of the Chandrayaan-3 lunar landing. The program aims to further develop its indigenous capabilities and explore new frontiers.

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Times of IndiaMostly Factual7d ago

From Thumba to tomorrow: Indian space programme is preparing for its biggest leap yet

India's space program began with a small rocket range in 1962. It progressed to launching its first satellite and developing indigenous launch vehicles. Chandrayaan-3's lunar landing marked a significant achievement for the nation. The program now includes private sector involvement and ambitious future goals. India aims for a space station by 2035 and a lunar landing by 2040.

By CHETHAN KUMAR

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Indian Space Program Prepares for Major Leap After Chandrayaan-3 Success

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