Tag: India Space Programme

Larsen & Toubro, Adani Group, JSW, Mahindra and other Indian companies are reportedly considering ISRO’s LVM3 technology-transfer opportunity, potentially opening the door to private manufacturing and commercial operation of India’s heaviest operational launcher. The selected company or consortium could receive end-to-end know-how covering propulsion, avionics, manufacturing, testing, integration and launch operations.

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.