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ISRO's Former Chairman Madhavan Nair "Shocked" Over Unsuccessful Satellite Launch
Veteran space scientist G Madhavan Nair expressed shock over the unsuccessful GSLV-F10 launch mission but said the ISRO is resilient enough to bounce back.
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India Needs To Work On Reusable Rocket Technology, Says Former ISRO Chief
India needs to strive towards mastering reusable rocket technology, give thrust to global marketing and learn from SpaceX founder Elon Musk's business model to tap full potential in the space field, eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair said.
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Former ISRO Chief Explains The Importance Of Space Assets In India-China Standoff In Ladakh
Amid tension with China at the Line of Actual Control, veteran space scientist G Madhavan Nair on Friday said India should ramp up its space assets and enhance coverage of the region to keep pace with the changing times.
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Proposed Space Station ISRO's Most Exciting Project, Says Former Chairman
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair on Friday described the ISRO's proposed space station as the "most exciting" project and said it would help India maintain leadership position in the space arena.
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Temple Entry Under Cover Of Darkness An Act Of Cowardice: Ex-ISRO Chief
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair, who recently joined the BJP, on Friday termed as an "act of cowardice," the entry of two women in menstrual age into the Sabarimala temple
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Ex-ISRO Chief G Madhavan Nair, India's Moon Mission Pioneer, Joins BJP
Former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chief G Madhavan Nair joined the BJP on Saturday. At a function in Trivandrum, BJP president Amit Shah welcomed the former rocket scientist in the party.
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Launching 103 Satellites In Single Mission No Big Deal: Former ISRO Chiarman G Madhavan Nair
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair indicated that India planning to launch 103 satellites in a single mission next month is no big deal as the country has already proved such capability, and advocated the need for ISRO to focus on reviving human spaceflight venture and other technology development.
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Scientist G Madhavan Nair Pitches For Human Spaceflight Mission
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair has said India must take steps to undertake human space flight mission without delay, stating such a venture would give a new "life and vigour" to entire research activities in ISRO.
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May Take 10 Years For India To Have Reusable Rocket: Top Scientist
Describing Monday's successful launch of an indigenously winged Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) as a small step in achieving the objective of reducing the cost of space transportation, top space scientist G Madhavan Nair said it may take ten years for the country to put in place such an operational rocket.
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Schools In India Like Factories Churning Out Products: Scientist G Madhavan Nair
In a scathing censure of the country's educational system, eminent scientist G Madhavan Nair said that Indian schools are mostly like factories that churn out students even as he called for renewed thrust in the fields of science and research.
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ISRO's Former Chairman Madhavan Nair "Shocked" Over Unsuccessful Satellite Launch
Veteran space scientist G Madhavan Nair expressed shock over the unsuccessful GSLV-F10 launch mission but said the ISRO is resilient enough to bounce back.
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India Needs To Work On Reusable Rocket Technology, Says Former ISRO Chief
India needs to strive towards mastering reusable rocket technology, give thrust to global marketing and learn from SpaceX founder Elon Musk's business model to tap full potential in the space field, eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair said.
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Former ISRO Chief Explains The Importance Of Space Assets In India-China Standoff In Ladakh
Amid tension with China at the Line of Actual Control, veteran space scientist G Madhavan Nair on Friday said India should ramp up its space assets and enhance coverage of the region to keep pace with the changing times.
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Proposed Space Station ISRO's Most Exciting Project, Says Former Chairman
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair on Friday described the ISRO's proposed space station as the "most exciting" project and said it would help India maintain leadership position in the space arena.
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Temple Entry Under Cover Of Darkness An Act Of Cowardice: Ex-ISRO Chief
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair, who recently joined the BJP, on Friday termed as an "act of cowardice," the entry of two women in menstrual age into the Sabarimala temple
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Ex-ISRO Chief G Madhavan Nair, India's Moon Mission Pioneer, Joins BJP
Former Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chief G Madhavan Nair joined the BJP on Saturday. At a function in Trivandrum, BJP president Amit Shah welcomed the former rocket scientist in the party.
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Launching 103 Satellites In Single Mission No Big Deal: Former ISRO Chiarman G Madhavan Nair
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair indicated that India planning to launch 103 satellites in a single mission next month is no big deal as the country has already proved such capability, and advocated the need for ISRO to focus on reviving human spaceflight venture and other technology development.
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Scientist G Madhavan Nair Pitches For Human Spaceflight Mission
Eminent space scientist G Madhavan Nair has said India must take steps to undertake human space flight mission without delay, stating such a venture would give a new "life and vigour" to entire research activities in ISRO.
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May Take 10 Years For India To Have Reusable Rocket: Top Scientist
Describing Monday's successful launch of an indigenously winged Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) as a small step in achieving the objective of reducing the cost of space transportation, top space scientist G Madhavan Nair said it may take ten years for the country to put in place such an operational rocket.
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Schools In India Like Factories Churning Out Products: Scientist G Madhavan Nair
In a scathing censure of the country's educational system, eminent scientist G Madhavan Nair said that Indian schools are mostly like factories that churn out students even as he called for renewed thrust in the fields of science and research.
