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ISRO Plans 7 Launches This Fiscal Year, Next Mission Due in Two Months

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India's space agency ISRO has set an ambitious target of at least seven launches in the current financial year, with the next mission expected within two months. Private space firm Skyroot Aerospace achieved a major milestone as its Vikram-1 rocket successfully reached orbit. The development is being viewed as a significant step toward India's long-term 'Bharat 2047' space vision. Space sector reforms introduced in 2020 have fuelled rapid growth in the industry, with the number of space startups rising from just one to over 400.

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