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According to Somnath while talking to Gareeb Scientist, NGLV development will not be that long. Atleast should not be more then 10 years. They are trying to minimise the time in 7-8 years. They are also taking help from industry from the beginning to plan ahead. NGLV in its expendable form could...

No rocket lives forever. By 2040s itself, India's space needs will change. NGLV will have higher payload, yet will be reusable making it far more ideal for launching human spaceflight missions, science missions or building space infra like Space Station or sensing payloads to Moon, Mars. We...

Can GSLV MK3 send meaningful payloads (at least a decent satellite) to one of the Jovian or Saturn moons like Titan, Europa. Not much focus there right now, especially by China yet even though they have more powerful rockets. But I feel they may get important later. I know ISRO is focusing on...

I think it's good. In the future, US and Chinas space programmes will be competing and their discourse power will allow them to set standards. India and US, along with France have complementary space programmes. India provides commercial launches to US, while India provides excess demand to EU...