India Aims for Permanent Lunar Presence by 2047: ISRO Chief

ISRO Chairman Dr. Somanath has unveiled an ambitious vision: a permanent Indian human presence in space by 2047. This includes establishing a space station in orbit and undertaking lunar and planetary missions.

The announcement underscores India’s rapid advancements in space technology and its growing ambitions on the global stage. Dr. Somanath highlighted the crucial role of private enterprise in achieving this monumental goal.

He emphasized the transformative potential of satellite-based technologies, citing examples like Krishi-DSS (for agriculture) and Bhuvan (for disaster management). These initiatives demonstrate the practical applications of space research for societal benefit.

This ambitious plan signifies not only India’s technological prowess but also its commitment to leveraging space technology for national development and global collaboration. The success of this endeavour will solidify India’s position as a major spacefaring nation, impacting various sectors from agriculture to disaster response.

Karanveer Sharma

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