Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chief K Sivan on Saturday said that the next priority for them in the Gaganyaan, adding that Chandrayaan 2 achieved 98% of the soul objectives.

The chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO), K Sivan revealed that the agency's first unmanned mission to space will have a humanoid. Sources confirmed that ISRO has approached Ranchi-based engineer Ranjeet Srivastava, who has developed the world’s first multilingual social humanoid, Rashmi, to be used for space mission, Gaganyaan in 2022.

India's first manned mission to space, Gaganyaan is scheduled to be launched on early 2022. A source close to the development confirms that astronauts to fly in the said space mission will be selected this year. And, the air force is getting ready to identify a pool of ace pilots who would undergo a battery of tests, including psychological assessments.

India and the entire world are talking about the upcoming Gaganyaan space mission to be launched by Indian Space Research Institute (ISRO). While the people are excited to see the witness the grand spaceflight mission, ISRO scientists are at breakneck speed to accomplish the mission by Decemeber 2021 deadline. Sources confirmed that the space suit to be used in the mission include the tag ' Made in Vadodara', the third largest city in Gujarat. The suit is 20% lighter and one hundredth of the cost of its foreign competitors.

In a press conference held at ISRO headquarters in Bengaluru on Friday, 11 January 2019, ISRO Chief K Sivan has listed out upcoming space missions before the media. Sivan declares major missions like the Gaganyaan and the GSAT 20 satellite launch as part of the organisation's plans for 2019.

In the latest developmental reporting, sources confirmed that the Union Cabinet, today, has approved Gaganyaan programme giving a thumbs up to the India's space mission. Accordingly, the government will invest the whopping 10k crore, estimated for the mission.

India's first manned space flight - Gaganyaan - is expected to send three persons, including a woman, into the space for seven days and the spacecraft will be placed in a low earth orbit of 300-400 km.

India's first manned space flight - Gaganyaan - is expected to send three persons into the space for seven days and the spacecraft will be placed in a low earth orbit of 300-400 km.

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has given a positive assurance to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's promise made during the 72nd Independence Day speech.