New Delhi: India’s space achievements took center stage at the International Space Summit in Paris, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised ISRO for its global contributions.
Highlighting the success of the Indian space program, Modi said that more than 430 satellites from 34 countries have travelled aboard Indian launch vehicles, showcasing international trust in India’s space capabilities.
The Prime Minister also emphasized global cooperation, sustainability, and responsible use of outer space. His remarks come as India continues to expand its influence in the global space economy and prepares for ambitious future missions.
International Space Summit: PM Modi Praises ISRO’s Global Achievements
Addressing the summit virtually, PM Modi described ISRO as a symbol of innovation, reliability, and cost-effective space exploration.
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He said the Indian space agency has earned worldwide admiration through affordable and successful missions that benefit not only India but also many international partners.
According to Modi, over 430 satellites from 34 countries have been launched aboard Indian rockets, reflecting the growing confidence of the international community in India’s space technology.
International Space Summit: Why The 430 Satellites Milestone Matters
The launch of hundreds of foreign satellites demonstrates India’s position as a trusted and cost-effective launch partner. ISRO’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) and other launch systems have become popular choices for commercial and international satellite missions.
Expanding India’s Space Economy
The achievement highlights India’s growing role in the global space market. Over the past decade, India has steadily increased its commercial launch activities, helping strengthen its reputation in the international space sector.
PM Modi Calls For Global Cooperation In Space in International Space Summit
During his address, Modi stressed that space exploration should be based on cooperation rather than confrontation. He urged countries to work together for sustainable and peaceful use of outer space while ensuring that scientific progress benefits all humanity.
One Earth, One Family, One Future
The Prime Minister said India’s space vision is guided by the philosophy of “One Earth, One Family, One Future.”
He noted that this spirit should extend beyond Earth and shape future space exploration efforts.
How ISRO Benefits Everyday Life
PM Modi highlighted that ISRO’s technologies are not limited to scientific missions. He said space technology supports farmers, fishermen, weather forecasting, navigation services, climate monitoring, and disaster management across India. These applications demonstrate how space science directly improves the lives of millions of people.
India’s Major Space Achievements Highlighted At The International Space Summit
Modi praised Chandrayaan-3, which made India the first country to successfully land near the Moon’s south pole. The mission enhanced India’s reputation as a leading space-faring nation and attracted global recognition.
Aditya-L1 Solar Mission
The Prime Minister also highlighted the Aditya-L1 mission, India’s first dedicated solar observatory. The mission is helping scientists study the Sun and improve understanding of solar activities that affect Earth.
Recent ISRO Successes
India continues to expand its space capabilities through advanced satellite launches and Earth observation missions. Recent achievements have further strengthened confidence in ISRO’s technological expertise and mission reliability.
International Space Summit: France-India Space Cooperation Gets Stronger
The Paris summit also witnessed several announcements aimed at deepening cooperation between India and France in the space sector.
New agreements involving satellite launches, space technologies, and commercial partnerships reflect the growing strategic relationship between the two countries.
PM Modi invited France and other nations to join India in exploring the next frontier of space and building a sustainable future for humanity.
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PM Modi praised ISRO’s achievements, emphasized global cooperation in space, and reaffirmed India’s commitment to sustainable and peaceful space exploration.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that more than 430 satellites from 34 countries have travelled aboard Indian rockets, highlighting ISRO’s growing global presence.
India aims to establish its own space station by 2035 and send an Indian astronaut to the Moon by 2040.
