PM Modi hails India’s Space century, AI rise & women trailblazers in Mann Ki Baat; Here are some key highlights
Mann Ki Baat’, celebrated India's latest space achievements, marking ISRO’s milestone of launching its 100th rocket. Drawing a parallel with cricket, he remarked, «The Champions Trophy is going on these days… But today, I am not going to talk about cricket with you all; rather, I will talk about the wonderful century that India has made in space.»
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He highlighted the nation's steady progress in space technology, citing the achievements of Chandrayaan, Mangalyaan, Aditya L-1, and the record-breaking launch of 104 satellites in a single mission. «With time, the list of our achievements in space flight continues to grow longer,» he added.
India’s space journey, he noted, began with humble origins but has now positioned itself as a global leader. The success of ISRO is not just a scientific triumph but a testament to the nation’s resilience and ambition in space exploration.
Promoting Science: ‘One Day as a Scientist’
PM Modi encouraged citizens, particularly students, to develop a scientific temperament. He urged them to observe National Science Day by spending «one day as a scientist.» He suggested visits to research laboratories, planetariums, and space centres, stating, «This will increase your curiosity and enrichment about science.»
This initiative aims to inspire young minds to explore science beyond textbooks and witness firsthand the impact of
