India is set to launch its own space station, Bharatiya Antariksh Station, by 2035. The Union government has recently approved the proposal, and design modules are awaiting final clearance. ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) plans to build the space station through multiple launches using its existing launch capabilities.

India also plans to have a Venus orbiter mission by 2028. Although India has successfully completed a Mars orbiter mission, Venus is a different ball-game. The planet, which has an atmospheric pressure higher than other planets,

ISRO Venus Orbiter Mission, a Rs 1,236cr project, will explore Venus's environment & understand its transformation from a potentially habitable planet to a hostile one. Know launch date, other details

The Indian government has approved the Indian Space Research Organisation's (ISRO) proposal to launch its own space station, the Bharatiya Antariksh Station, by 2035. The design modules for this ambitious project are currently under review.

After the Union Cabinet approved four missions for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) a couple of days ago, ISRO Chairman Dr S Somanath expressed his enthusiasm by calling these approvals 'wings to fly high.

On September 18, the Union Cabinet made significant decisions regarding India's space program. Along with approving the expansion of the Chandrayaan mission, the cabinet also announced other key developments.

Chandrayaan-4: ISRO's ambitious lunar mission. The upcoming Moon mission, dubbed Chandrayaan-4, aims to develop and demonstrate technologies for returning to Earth, after a succes