India’s space agency, ISRO, is set to significantly enhance its launch capabilities, aiming for 50 launches annually by 2029. To achieve this goal, ISRO is developing a new spaceport at Kulasekarapattinam, Tamil Nadu, and adding a third launchpad at Sriharikota, which will primarily support heavier missions. The ambitious plan includes fostering private sector involvement and international collaboration, aligning with governmental initiatives to establish a robust space ecosystem. Additionally, the Next Generation Launch Vehicle is progressing towards prototype testing, and India’s first fully industry-built PSLV is nearing its inaugural flight, showcasing a strong commitment to advancing India’s position in the global space arena. This strategic expansion not only reflects ISRO’s growing capabilities but also reinforces India’s potential as a leader in space exploration and technology.