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ISRO and MapMyIndia will collaborate to design indigenous mapping portals that can rival Google Maps 

After India decide open up the space sector to private players, IN_SPACe has received 22 proposals, including setting up satellite constellations  

This is the second satellite launched by the space organisation amid the prevailing coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak
 

Sweden is in collaboration with ISRO as it seeks to place a scientific instrument onboard India’s Venus orbiter mission Shukrayaan

The four Indian astronaut elects, who have been training in Russia for the Gaganyaan project, are all set to enter the last leg of the training module in Russia

L&T has delivered the first hardware- a rocket booster for the launch of Gaganyaan  

Indian Space Research Organisation's PSLV C49 rocket will be launched today from Sriharikota, its first mission since months of multiple lockdowns owing to the coronavirus pandemic

ISRO to launch an earth observation satellite for both civilian and strategic purposes
 

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will resume its rocket launch activity for this year on November 7
 

India will open up its space sector to private Indian entities and also encourage foreign direct investment

India, as you must have also come across, possesses names such as the land of spices, land of monuments and land of diversity, but did you know that India is also the land of mysteries. India used to be an island more than 100 million years ago. About 50 million years ago, it collided with the Asian continent, thus uplifting the Himalayas. With a population of over a billion people from all kinds of religions and ethnicities, India is not just the second most populated country, but it also has some mind-blowing facts and achievements under its belt.

Four Indian cosmonauts who will take part in Russia’s Gaganyaan mission have resumed training after the coronavirus scare. 

India will be launching Chandrayaan-3 in the first half of next year. 

With Planet Earth under increasing threat, scientists around the world are now exploring how human beings can inhabit the Moon or Mars. A team of Indian Institute of Science (IISc) and ISRO researchers has developed ‘Space Bricks’ using Lunar Soil Simulant i.e. LSS, which could assist the construction of future settlements on the Moon and offer more eco-friendly options for constructions here on earth. Watch this video to learn more.

The Union Minister of State, Ministry of Development of North Eastern Region, MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh launched the Bhuvan Panchayat V 3.0 web portal in Bengaluru on 28th January. This is an easy to use Geo portal developed for database visualization, data analytics, generation of automatic reports, model-based products and services for the benefit of Gram Panchayat members and other stakeholders.