New Delhi [India], June 25: The upcoming 4th edition of India Space Congress 2025 (ISC 2025) -- scheduled from June 25-27 at Le Meridien, New Delhi -- arrives at a critical juncture, spotlighting India's dual mission: addressing national strategic imperatives while building a globally releva
Speaking to ANI, Adamson stated that it is a "great achievement" for Captain Shukla. She noted that the mission will bring benefits to India and the world.
Dr Subba Rao Pavuluri, President of SIA-India, celebrated Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla's Axiom-4 mission as a historic day for India, highlighting the nation's growing role in global space exploration during the India Space Congress 2025.
"This journey of mine is not a beginning to the International Space Station (ISS) but to India's Human Space Programme. I want all of you to be part of this journey. Your chest, too, should swell with pride. You all also show excitement. Together, let's initiate India's Human Space Progra
Sharing the details in a post on X, ISRO said, "ISRO-NASA Mission to ISS-- India heads to the International Space Station! Join the YouTube LIVE on June 10, 3:45 PM IST -- liftoff at 5:52 PM! https://www.youtube.com/live/J1xfppWABZo"
The Ax-4 mission, launching June 10, includes astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary--each on their country's first spaceflight in over 40 years. The mission will conduct 60 scientific studies from 31 countries aboard the International Space Station, advancing global space research and c
Indian envoy Anupam Ray lauded government of India's space policy and said that the recent changes will leverage the expertise of the private sector, the ingenuity of Indian engineers and scientists, thereby place India on a much higher growth trajectory in space. He made the remarks duri
Indian space economy is aiming to reach USD 44 billion by 2033 from USD 8.4 billion in 2022, said a FICCI-EY report on 'Unlocking India's Space Economy - Pathways to Growth, Innovation and Global Leadership', released today at Bharat Space Conclave 2025', organized by FICCI.
India's space industry is on the path to rapid expansion, with the sector expected to grow from its current value of around USD 13 billion to USD 77 billion by 2030, according to a report by DAM Capital.
This historic achievement marks India's entry into a group of only four countries - after the USA, Russia, and China - to have demonstrated this capability.
With this success, India becomes the fourth country in the world to achieve this technological feat after the USA, Russia and China.
India is set to achieve major milestones in space exploration with plans to establish its own space station, Bharat Antariksha Station, by 2035, and to land an Indian astronaut on the Moon by 2040, Union Minister of State for Science & Technology and Space, Jitendra Singh, announced on W
Pranit Mehta, co-founder of space sector startup GalaxEye, who along with other four of his team members spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Mann Ki Baat radio programme on Sunday, said they intend to launch their own constellation of satellites next year.