President Murmu called India's achievements in the field of space extraordinary, praised ISRO
National Space Day: President Draupadi Murmu called India's achievements in the field of space extraordinary. She said that the whole world needs to learn from India, which has pledged to have garbage-free space missions. She said that space garbage can create problems for future missions. All countries should think about this.
It is extraordinary, President Draupadi Murmu said of India's achievements in the field of space, adding that this has increased our capabilities as a country. Alongside this, Murmu expressed concern over the increasing garbage in space and said amid all this, the world needs to learn from ISRO which has pledged to have a garbage-free space mission.
It is worth mentioning that ISRO has targeted to make all of its space missions garbage-free by 2030. He was addressing a program organized on the first anniversary of the successful landing of Chandrayaan-3 on the moon on August 23 last year. In order to always keep the marvelous success of Chandrayaan-3 in mind, a series of celebrating this date as Space Day has been initiated.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh, ISRO chief S. The program was organized at the Bharat Mandapam, and Somnath participates with many engineers ISRO Scientists, and representatives related to the space industry in this program. Murmu said, "The space garbage can create problems for future missions; all countries must think about it." Praising ISRO, he says that this agency has made a big contribution towards the Social and Economic development of the country. He also rewarded the winners of the Robotic Challenge for their impressive performance on this very day.
Appreciating the contribution of committed scientists, he said that if today our space mission is included in the best missions of the world, then the credit for this goes to these scientists.
Referring to the success of the Chandrayaan mission, Murmu said that it is an example for the world. ISRO has created a new history by launching 100 satellites simultaneously. Due to ISRO's efforts, many sectors like health and medicine, transport, security, energy, environment, and information technology have got unlimited benefits.
He specifically mentioned opening up space for the private sector and said that this effort of the government has brought a new revolution. Countless start-ups have emerged, which are ready to take a big leap.
On this, Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Dr. Jitendra Singh said that today India's space economy is eight billion US dollars, but in the next ten years it can reach 44-45 billion dollars. Jitendra Singh said that at the speed at which we are moving, it is not difficult to cross this figure.
