Mission Gaganyaan Mission – Miste Gaganaan Human Spaceflight important for the first quarter of 2027

Gitindra Singh said on Tuesday that in the first quarter of 2027, it is expected that the first space of space in India will be implemented as part of the Gaganian program in the first quarter of 2027.

The minister said that the previous test tasks have prepared the land for the coming stages. He said: “The successful completion of the TV-D1 mission and the first task of thwarting the unveiled test vehicle earlier this year has laid a strong basis for the upcoming test schedule.” The second TV-D2 test mission is scheduled to be determined later in 2025, followed by unavailable tropics.

He said: “These prominent landmarks will be crowned in the light of the human space in India in 2027, as the Indian astronauts were launched in a orbit on an Indian missile of Indian territory.”

The human rating, the human classification, the ESCAPE CREW system, the crew unit and the service unit are currently in the final stages of testing and complementarity. The minister said that the unnamed Gaghanian tropical mission is still going on the right path to launch it later this year. Recovery experiments were performed in coordination with the Indian navy, with a planning to simulate sea recovery.

Singh said that the four Indian pilots chosen for the mission have completed training in Russia and are now under more training in the task in India. Their health, physical fitness, and operational preparedness in the astronaut training facility are evaluated.

Singh said: “The spending on the Gaganyaan project is relatively low when compared to the tasks of human space for other countries. Revenue, in terms of technological development and economic activity, exceeds investment,” Singh said.

The program, according to the government, led to developments in areas such as robots, materials, electronics and medicine, and increased cooperation with the private industry. “Today, Gaganian is not just the ISRO mission. It is the mission of India,” Singh said.

Gaganyaan aims to put India among a limited number of countries that have independently developed and implement the human faceflight program.

“The task contributes to India’s ability to prolong the human space and encourage participation from researchers and engineers in various sectors,” said V. Narayanan, Secretary of the Ministry of Space and its head.

The Gaganyaan program, approved in December 2018, is designed to launch the Human Direight Orbit (Leo) and lay the foundation for the techniques needed for the long -term human space exploration program. The vision of space in Amrit KAL includes the creation of Bharatiya Antariksh operating station by 2035 and the mission of the Indian Moon by 2040.

The program underwent reviews to include development and sectarian tasks for the Bharatiya Antariksh station, and it becomes an additional, unexplored task and additional devices requirements. Human Spaceflight now includes eight missions that can be completed by December 2028, with the launch of the first unit from Bharatiya Antariksh (BAS-1). The human rating, the human classification, the ESCAPE CREW system, the crew unit and the service unit are currently in the final stages of testing and complementarity. Recovery experiments were performed in coordination with the Indian navy, with a planning to simulate sea recovery.