ISRO’s LVM-3 rocket, which is slated to be the launch vehicle for GaganyaanISRO is developing and testing life support and escape systems, engines, and special parachutes for India’s maiden human spaceflight mission. The test flight is likely in July 2025.Bangalore: India’s maiden human spaceflight mission — Gaganyaan — will take three astronauts to space inside a cramped but heavy capsule, which

Soviet/Russian made RD-33 by Joint Stock Company KLIMOVMinistry of Defence said ‘These deals will further strengthen indigenous capabilities, save foreign exchange and reduce dependency on foreign origin equipment manufactures in future’The Ministry of Defence (MoD) on March 1 signed five major capital acquisition contracts worth ₹39,125.39 crore for the three services. Of the five contracts, one

The project, initially financed by an Asian Development Bank (ADB) loan, was temporarily shelved two years ago after India raised concerns over China’s involvement. The three solar and wind hybrid power generation facilities will come up near JaffnaCOLOMBO: Sri Lanka on Friday awarded the construction of three solar and wind hybrid power generation facilities to an Indian company after scrapping

Intensive Training For Gaganyaan MissionThe four astronaut-designates chosen for India’s ambitious Gaganyaan human spaceflight mission are currently undergoing rigorous training at the Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) crew training facility in Bangalore.Astronaut Wings From Prime Minister ModiPrime Minister Narendra Modi recently bestowed the astronaut wings upon the selected

This collaborative endeavour aims to address challenges in avionics technology with a specific focus on cockpit displays, aeronautics, and space technologiesChandigarh: Central Scientific Instruments Organisation (CSIO) and Hindustan Aeronautical Limited (HAL) will establish a cutting-edge Centre of Excellence (CoE) for Avionics in Chandigarh for advancing research and development in avionics

Despite the airlifter’s long history in Georgia, Lockheed has committed to establishing the first overseas final assembly line for the C-130J in India reported AviationWeekby Steve TrimbleLockheed Martin plans to select local partners in India this summer to support a competitive sales campaign for the C-130J, including the selection of a final assembly provider, a company official said Feb. 21.