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America Will Send An Indian Astronaut To International Space Station By Year-End: US Envoy

US Envoyto India said the NISAR project, a joint Earth-observing mission between US space agency NASA and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), is also likely to be launched by the end of the year.

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America will send an Indian astronaut to the International Space Station by the end of the year, US envoy to India Eric Garcetti said on Wednesday.

He said the NISAR project, a joint Earth-observing mission between US space agency NASA and the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), is also likely to be launched by the end of the year.

바카라We are going to put an Indian astronaut into the International Space Station this year.

바카라We promised when PM (Narendra) Modi came (to the US in 2023) that by the end of this year, we will do this and our mission is still on track to be able to go in space this year,바카라 he said.

The US ambassador was speaking on the sidelines of an event to mark the 248th Independence Day of the United States.

He said both India and the US should look at coordinating research and critical emerging technology so that they can increasingly leverage each other바카라s strengths.

The diplomat said India landed 바카라Chandrayaan 3바카라 on the Moon last year at a fraction of the cost that the US incurred on a similar lunar mission.

바카라The US has some capacities that India still doesn't have today. When the two are combined, both countries have those capacities,바카라 he said.

On the civilian nuclear energy arena, Garcetti said post elections, the Indian government can address outstanding liability issues and move forward 바카라arm in arm and hand in hand바카라.

Two sites in India 바카라 Mithi Virdhi in Gujarat and Kovadda in Andhra Pradesh 바카라 have been earmarked for US companies to build nuclear reactors.

However, the companies have raised concerns over the Civil Liability Nuclear Damage Act 2010, which provides for prompt compensation to the victims for damage caused by a nuclear incident through a no-fault liability regime.

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