The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has announced the agency's plans to set up its own space station. This was made known by, Chief Dr Sivan, in a recent press conference.
The agency planned to carry out two unmanned flights and one manned flight with three-member crew coinciding with the eve of the 75th Independence anniversary of India.
In 2017, ISRO was awarded a project to research spacecraft rendezvous and dockingand is planning to launch two small spacecraft to test the technology in space. These foundations should provide leverage to further carry out larger scale and precision experiments in space to cement the know-how required for human-rated vehicle transfers in orbit.
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