India's space agency, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), is gearing up for one of its most crucial missions after years of preparation. The agency recently announced plans to conduct the maiden test of the Gaganyaan space capsule at the beginning of next year, followed by a manned flight a few months later. The Indian GSLV Mark 3 rocket has been selected as the carrier system for these missions.
India has been making significant progress in space exploration, and the country is on track to join the ranks of the world's elite in this field. Despite the significant. . .
