India’s space agency, ISRO, has unveiled an ambitious roadmap that includes the Chandrayaan-4 mission, a dedicated Venus Orbiter, and the Bharatiya Antriksh Station (BAS), aiming for full-scale operations by 2035. This strategy reflects India’s commitment to establishing an independent presence in space, highlighted by the planned Gaganyaan manned mission in 2027. Prime Minister Modi praised the achievements, emphasizing India’s growing stature in global space exploration. With a focus on lunar and interplanetary missions, alongside advancements in rocket technology, ISRO is positioning India as a leader in the new space race, showcasing the nation’s scientific prowess and aspirations.