Chandrayaan-4 will land on the Moon, collect samples, and return to Earth, paving the way for future missions.

Chandrayaan-4, slated for launch in 2027, will be a critical stepping stone in India's lunar exploration program.

The Chandrayaan-4 mission builds on the achievements of previous lunar missions, particularly Chandrayaan-3, which demonstrated India's capability for a soft landing on the Moon

The project marks a major milestone in India's space exploration ambitions, with the first module of the space station set to be launched by 2028. This decision also expands the scope of the Gaganyaan Programme, India's human spaceflight initiative

ISRO will lead these missions with substantial support from Indian industries and academic institutions. The developments are expected to not only boost India’s space sector but also create significant employment and economic opportunities across various industries.

The government has approved ISRO's ambitious Venus Orbiter Mission (VOM), set for launch in March 2028. This mission aims to study Venus' surface, atmosphere, and volcanic activity, furthering India's space exploration goals.

The Union Cabinet has approved the development of the Venus Orbiter Mission (VOM), which will be a significant step towards the government's vision of exploring and studying the planet Venus

The Union Cabinet has approved space missions totalling Rs 31,772 crores paving the way for the roadmap for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) till almost 2040.

After successful missions to the Moon and Mars, India is now set to explore Venus, with the Union Cabinet on Wednesday approving the development of the Venus Orbiter Mission (VOM).

Ashwini Vaishnaw said all preparatory steps towards this have been approved and Venus Orbiter Mission, Gaganyaan follow-on and Bharatiya Antariksh Station and Next Generation Launch Vehicle development also given approval.

New Delhi: The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the Chandrayaan-4 mission, marking a significant milestone in India’s lunar exploration efforts. This new mission will build on the successes of Chandrayaan-1, 2, and 3, with a focus on developing and demonstrating the technologies required to return safely to Earth after landing on the Moon. The Chandrayaan-4 […]

The Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, approved the mission to Venus for scientific exploration

Cabinet approves Bharatiya Antariksh Station, first module to launch in 2028

Chandrayaan-4 Mission: The Union Cabinet approved expanding the Mission to include preparatory measures for an eventual manned moon mission.

Chandrayaan-4 will build upon the success of Chandrayaan-3, which achieved a historic soft landing on the lunar surface.