India Space Station 2035 plans are moving ahead, with ISRO Chief V Narayanan confirmed that the country aims to establish the Bharatiya Antariksha Station by 2035. He announced during the third National Space Day celebrations in Ahmedabad. Mr.Narayanan said the first module of the proposed space station has already been approved, marking an important step in India’s long-term human spaceflight ambitions. The programme is being developed alongside other major missions, including Gaganyaan. The ISRO chief also highlighted India’s expanding use of space technology across more than 50 areas, including Earth observation, telecommunications, navigation, disaster management and tele-education. The proposed station reflects India’s growing ambitions in space exploration and its objective of developing advanced indigenous capabilities. The initiative is expected to create opportunities for research, technology development and scientific collaboration. For students interested in space science, astronomy, aerospace engineering and research, India’s expanding space programme could create new academic and career opportunities in the coming years.
India Space Station: ISRO Sets 2035 Target for Bharatiya Antariksha Station
