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Re: Chinese Newspaper on ISRO Mars mission neither china nor India are foolish to enter in to such a costly race..both countries will spend according to their interests only

Re: Chinese Newspaper on ISRO Mars mission the money seems to go to evangelist missionaries rather than govt projects.... not for building a nation

Re: Chinese Newspaper on ISRO Mars mission how come you know the fuel cost thats used for the mission.obviously they wont use petrol...it is liquid hydrogen as fuel(not sure)

Re: Chinese Newspaper on ISRO Mars mission typically INDIAN....mileage kitna deta hai......

congratulations to ISRO and fellow INDIANS for successfull launch of mangalyan mission

Re: Why ISRO's Mars mission,launching next week, is the cheapest scientists in nasa too are paid very less if you compare with private industries.these people take jobs out of passion.

@roma.................... just another post to show how cheap our missions are

you missed the whole point.we are dependent on nasa or any other agency only at this point. if you mean to say that india should develop their own network,thats fine.but if you mean to say that we have to stop all further research/projects till we have the necessary indigenous infrastructure,i...

this is not my word-its from an interview with an isro scientist. just an example. China delivers control of satellite to Venezuela - Xinhua | English.news.cn china launched a foreign satellite for 140 million $=650 crores while indian mangalyaan project is 450 crores.

true ,but for a country with huge ambitions this will be the second foot print.first being chandrayaan when every developed country applauded our advancements including nasa for chandrayaan i am unable to understand why you are using such words.sure we too can develop such tracking...

not only them,will allow us to design innovative engineering marvels,which can be used for human benefit.best example is projects of darpa

once successful this will keep isro next to nasa.very happy at indians progress in space

Indias orbiter for mars India has built the orbiter for the country's maiden Mars mission in October-November, to take off from the spaceport at Sriharikota off the Bay of Bengal, an official said Wednesday. "The Mars orbiter is in the final stages of testing for launch between Oct 21 and...