Nueva Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during episode 119 of his monthly radio program ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on Sunday, praised Isro, saying that he has reached the century in space. On January 29, India witnessed the launch of Isro’s 100 rocket when the GSLV-F15 rocket launched the NVS-02 navigation satellite. He urged people to observe the National Science Day by spending “one day as a scientist”, who said he will encourage curiosity between children and young people about science.
In the achievements of the country’s space sector, Modi said: “Champions Trophy is happening these days and there is an atmosphere of Crick for all. We all know the emotion of a century in Cricket. But today, I am not going to talk about Crickt, but I will talk about the wonderful century that India has done in space. Last month, the country witnessed the 100th launch of the Isro rocket. This is not only a number, but shows our resolution to achieve new heights in space science. Our space trip began very normal. There were challenges at every step, but our scientists continued to advance achieving victory over them. ”
“Over time, the list of our spaces on space flights continues to grow longer. Either building a launch vehicle, success of Chandrayaan, Mangalleyan and Aditya L1 or carrying out the unprecedented mission of sending 104 satellites to the space once with a rocket. The scope of Isro’s success has been quite large. In the last 10 years, around 460 satellites have been launched, which also includes many satellites from other countries, “said Prime Minister.
On the growth of women’s power in the industry, Modi said: “The participation of women’s power has continually increased in the space sector. I feel very happy to see that today the space sector has become the favorite of young people. For our young people who want to do something exciting and exciting in their life, the space sector is becoming an excellent option for them. “
Speaking about the National Science Day 2025, which will be held on February 28, the prime minister said that the interest and passion of young people in science are very important. “Try to spend a day as a scientist. You must visit places such as a research laboratory, planetarium or space center that day. This will increase its curiosity about science. Like space and science, India is leaving its mark on another field. That is AI (artificial intelligence).
He also mentioned a Telangana teacher, Thodasam Kailash, who takes advantage of AI technology in digital songs and music to help preserve tribal languages, including Kolami. Their traces are being very much like tribal people. “The people of India are insurmountable in the adoption and use of new technologies,” he said.