The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is joining hands with young innovators to advance India’s space ambitions. Senior Scientist at ISRO, G. Sathish Kumar, announced that a dedicated platform has been launched to help students develop technologies that could shape India’s future in space.
Speaking at an event in Chennai, former Wing Commander Jaya Tare, inspired students to pursue their dreams, drawing from her own journey from NCC cadet to the Indian Air Force. Analogue astronaut Aastha Jhalam stressed the need to sharpen skills for a Vikshit Bharat. Hugues Boiteau, from the French Consulate, highlighted Indo-French cooperation in science. The event saw participation from students across 22 states.
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