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India’s space programme, a people’s space journey

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India’s space programme, a people’s space journey

India’s space journey has evolved beyond a string of spectacular missions. It has the national pulse and is a source of daily inspiration. In June 2025, when Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla displayed the Tricolour aboard the International Space Station (ISS) and spoke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, it was a moment of pride for every…

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Japan’s first private-sector rocket launch attempt ends with explosion shortly after take-off

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Japan’s first private-sector rocket launch attempt ends with explosion shortly after take-off

Space One’s Kairos rocket is launched before it explodes after liftoff from a launch pad in Kushimoto, Wakayama prefecture, western Japan, on March 13, 2024. | Photo Credit: AP A rocket that was supposed to become Japan’s first from the private sector to put a satellite into orbit exploded shortly after takeoff on March 13,…

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India’s next moon mission will be precursor to the country’s ambitious lunar sample return mission: PRL Director 

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India’s next moon mission will be precursor to the country’s ambitious lunar sample return mission: PRL Director 

Anil Bharadwaj, director, Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad during at public talk on moon explorations at Jawaharalal Nehru planetarium in Bengaluru on Wednesday. | Photo Credit: BHAGYA PRAKASH K. India’s next lunar mission LUPEX which will be launched in the next few years in collaboration with Japan will be a precursor to the country’s ambitious lunar sample…

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