Tag: Gaganyaan

India’s Human Spaceflight Programme Enters Another Crucial Testing Phase: What Still Has to Work Before Indian Astronauts Can Fly on Gaganyaan?

India’s Gaganyaan programme has entered another demanding stretch of qualification work before astronauts can be cleared for an Indian...

India Targets Its Own Space Station By 2035: When Will The First Bharatiya Antariksha Station Module Go Into Orbit?

India is targeting 2028 for the launch of BAS-01, the first module of the planned Bharatiya Antariksh Station. The five-module space station is expected to become operational by 2035, with Gaganyaan and SpaDeX developing key technologies needed for crewed missions, docking and long-duration research in orbit.

ISRO Plans Eight Launch-Vehicle Missions And 12 Satellite Missions This Financial Year: Which Indian Space Missions Are Coming Next?

ISRO is targeting eight launch-vehicle missions and 12 satellite missions during FY 2026-27, with GISAT-1A, the next NavIC satellite and the first uncrewed Gaganyaan flight among the key missions ahead. ISRO Chairman V. Narayanan also said around 8,000 Gaganyaan-related tests have been completed.

ISRO-Backed National Space Technology Conclave Begins Today: What Future Indian Missions Will Scientists And Startups Discuss?

The National Space Technology Conclave 2026 begins at Chandigarh University with ISRO scientists, startups and students discussing future missions, launch systems, small satellites, AI, advanced payloads and India’s growing private space sector.