ISRO Completes 100th Mission, Plans 100 More in 5 Years
ISRO has successfully launched its 100th mission, a big achievement for India’s space program. Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised ISRO’s hard work and highlighted how private companies are now helping in space missions. ISRO plans to complete the next 100 missions in just five years, showing India’s fast progress in space exploration.
PM Modi Congratulates ISRO
Prime Minister Modi congratulated ISRO on X, appreciating the scientists and engineers for their dedication. He also pointed out that private companies are now playing a bigger role in India’s space journey.
Sriharikota: India’s Space Hub
All ISRO launches take place from Sriharikota, about 135 km from Chennai. The first launch pad has been in use since 1993, and a second one was added in 2005 to handle more missions.
What’s Next?
ISRO has big plans ahead. It took 46 years to complete the first 100 launches, but now, with private companies and new technology, the next 100 missions will happen in just five years. India is quickly becoming a leading country in space exploration.
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