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India announces first manned space mission by 2016
India, a developing country, is planning to send man in space by the end of 2016. The expected cost would be Rs 124 Billion. Well, the planners must have something in mind regarding the mission, what they wnat to achieve, a sense of pride in this rat race of greatness or the... ISRO to launch 7 satellites in 1,200 seconds:India
ISRO, India's satellite launching agency is going to add another colurfull feather in its cap by launching seven satellites in 1200 minutes. The wednesday launch is primarily for the remotesensing satellite Oceansat-2 along with it PSLV will carry six European NANO... Indian GSLV with Cryogenic engine will be ready this year - ISRO.
India is getting self-reliant in the satelite launching technology. According to Dr. Madhavan Nair, Chairman ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) India will be ready to lauch satelites powered by integrated indegeniously developed cryogenic engines. India started... India to send astronauts to space, approves $2.5bn plan
India has earmarked more than $2.5bn to launch its own manned space flight and join the elite club of the US, China and Russia. India's planning commission has set aside the cash to finance preparations. With...India's manned moon mission by 2020
After successfully launching its first unmanned moon mission Chandrayaan satellite into space, Indian aspiration in lunar have grown rapidly. Now India is mulling of launching a manned moon mission by 2020. ... Chandrayaan-1 gets back to work
" A day after landing India’s first probe instrument on the surface of the moon, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was on Saturday getting ready to activate eight other scientific instruments on board the country’s first unmanned lunar spacecraft,... Chandrayaan successfully orbiting the moon
After a successful launch this is the icing on the cake for Indian Lunar Mission. ISRO has managed to place Chandrayaan in the Lunar mission. It is noteworthy that India has joined a select league of nationa like... Watch India's Moon Mission Chandrayaan Launch Live On Internet
India's first unmanned lunar mission Chandrayaan I (Meaning LunarCraft) is scheduled to be launched on 22 October 2008 at 00:50 UTC by India's own Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle-XL from the Satish Dhawan Space... India Aims for The Moon this Year
Nobody is waiting for NASA to do space exploration. India is slowly and gradually developing a moon progam and is in a race, although nobody seems to be in a hurry to win the race to the moon anymore. China and Europe also continue with some fanfare. ... India ready for Mission on moon:ISRO scientist upbeat
India Government has given a green signal for the manned mission to moon called Chandrayan mission.India plans to send an unmanned spacecraft to the moon by 2008 and has begun to study technologies...
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Indian Space Scientists Create Record: 10 Satellite launched in one go
Hyderabad Monday: The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) created a record today at 10.00 a.m. Local time by successfully launching a Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle, PSLV-C9 with ten satellites...
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India launches Israeli satellite: report
"India successfully launched an Israeli satellite Monday in a mission carried out under a veil of secrecy, the NDTV news channel reported, citing officials at the Indian space agency. The channel quoted unnamed officials at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) as...India Joins Elite List in Space Satellite Launch
India Becomes the 5th country in the world with capabilities to launch commercial space Satellites. More importantly India's ISRO Rocket Launch offers great savings to tune of Rs.100 Million. The first launch of...6 lessons ISRO can teach
"ISRO has a system of peer review and engagement that many private sector firms would find difficult to emulate."Why the INSAT launch failed
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