PM Modi talked to Skyroot team on the success of Vikram-1, said – this is just the beginning of space travel

Knews Desk- India’s private space sector achieved a major milestone on Saturday. Skyroot Aerospace’s rockets Vikram-1 After the successful launch, Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the entire team of the company. PM Modi met the founder of Skyroot Aerospace Pawan Kumar Chandana and Naga Bharat Daka Talking over phone, he described this success as a proud moment for the country.

Prime Minister Modi said that Vikram-1 mission is a new milestone in India’s space journey. This success is just the beginning, the country still has to achieve many more achievements in the field of space. He also invited the entire team to come to Delhi and meet him.

Mission will become an inspiration for the youth

Praising the young team of Skyroot, PM Modi said that this achievement is a great inspiration for the youth of India. He said that this mission has shown that Indian youth can create a new identity in the world on the basis of their talent and hard work.

The Prime Minister said that he himself witnessed the launch of Vikram-1 and praised the hard work of the team. He said that the country’s biggest strength is its young scientists and engineers, who are turning new dreams into reality.

Private space sector gets new flight

PM Modi said that when the Indian government had opened the space sector to private companies, many people had raised questions on this decision. But the success of Vikram-1 proved that India’s space sector is becoming stronger with private participation.

He said that now Indian private companies are moving rapidly towards making their mark at the international level.

Special message sent to space with Vikram-1

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s handwritten note with a special payload carried by Vikram-1 rocket Postcard with the message ‘Vande Mataram’ Was also sent into space. Apart from this, handwritten messages from scientists, engineers and Indian astronauts were also part of the mission.

This mission of Skyroot Aerospace ‘arrival’ The name has been given, which is being considered as a historic step for India’s private space mission.

flight from sriharikota

Vikram-1 rocket, about seven storeys high, took off from the first launch pad of Sriharikota on Saturday morning. According to the company, technical data obtained from this test flight will be analyzed to further improve the rocket’s guidance, navigation and capabilities for future commercial satellite missions.

This success of Skyroot shows the growing role of private companies in India’s space sector and opens doors to new possibilities for the country’s space missions in the times to come.