WORTH | As ISRO Gets Set For Gaganyaan, Here’s The Cost Of Its 5 Big Upcoming Missions

ISRO, the Indian Space Research Organisation, is gearing up for several groundbreaking missions. The NISAR Satellite, costing ?12,505 crore, is a collaborative effort with NASA, focusing on low-earth orbit observation. SPADEX, at ?124 crore, aims to advance technologies for orbital rendezvous and docking. The Bharatiya Antariksh Station, costing ?8290 crore, will be India's first space station, with a preliminary model expected by 2028. Shukrayaan 1, estimated at ?500-1000 crore, is India's Venus mission, set for December 2024. Finally, Gaganyaan, at ?9023 crore, is India's first human space mission, slated for launch in 2024