Indian Space Research Organisation is all set to launch a dedicated space and science television channel to make their benefits reach people across the country.
ISRO Chairman K. Sivan told
" Within the next three to four months, there will be a television channel launched to reach even the rural parts of India on how space programme can benefit the common man" ISRO TV, the channel will telecast science programmes and highlight the benefits of the space agency's missions in regional languages as well as English, so that it reaches people across the country.
" Within the next three to four months, there will be a television channel launched to reach even the rural parts of India on how space programme can benefit the common man" ISRO TV, the channel will telecast science programmes and highlight the benefits of the space agency's missions in regional languages as well as English, so that it reaches people across the country.
Further added " The information on India's space missions and their applications are not reaching the people fully. Our effort through the channel is to make people aware of the benefits of the space programme. The students will be allowed to make their own small satellites at the end of the programme. This project, which will be launched soon, has received appreciation from Prime Minister Narendra Modi (who oversees the Department of Space)"
Concluded as "We are also in the process of setting up space galleries and museums across the country"
