Many milestones in space technology have been achieved by Indian scientists through the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

Aryabhata: India’s first satellite completely made in India and PSLV: Launched satellites for more than 50 countries.

Mars Orbiter Mission (Mangalyaan) : 1St country reaching to Mars in its first attempt.

Chandrayaan-1 : Water molecules discovered on the moon.

– Chandrayaan-3 : Inaugurated historic soft landing on the south pole of the moon.

– NavIC Navigation System: Indigenous replica of GPS for precise positioning.

– Gaganyaan Mission: First human spaceflight mission going on in India.

– ISRO bridging satellite launches at very low cost door to many countries.

-Indian space initiatives open up new avenues for space diplomacy like the South Asia Satellite.

– Many nations saw their contributions and were inspired while opening new avenues for the growth of private space startups in India.

– Indian advancements regarding these phenomena consolidated the nation’s position in the global space economy and contributed to cutting-edge research and explorations.

Without any consideration for current affairs or local issues, Indian scientists have succeeded through the Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO, in a significant number of achievements.

Aryabhata: The first ever completely indigenous satellite of India.

PSLV: Launched satellites into over 50 nations; Mars Orbiter Mission

(Mangalyaan): First country reaching to Mars in its first attempt; in 2008,

Chandrayaan-1 discovered molecules of water on the Moon;

Chandrayaan-3: Successfully executed historic soft landing on the Moon’s south pole;

NavIC Navigation System: Indigenous alternative GPS for precise positioning;

Gaganyaan Mission: India’s first human spaceflight mission in progress;

ISRO services economically cheap satellite launches which opens the gates of space technology to many;

Indian space initiatives promote space diplomacy, like the South Asia Satellite; Contributions inspired other nations and spurred the growth of private-space startups in India. Indian advancement, in fact, has fortified the nation’s standing in the global space economy, as well as contributed to path-breaking research and exploration.