00:00A lot of new missions. In fact, right now we are working on Chandrayaan-4. Chandrayaan-3 is
00:07uplanded near the South Pole of Moon and brought glory to our nation. And Chandrayaan-4 is a
00:14sample-written mission. We are going to land, take, sample, and bring back to the Earth.
00:19That is one mission. Another one is Chandrayaan-5 we are working. Chandrayaan-5 is a collaborative
00:24mission with JAXA Japan. And Chandrayaan-3 and Chandrayaan-5, if you come for Chandrayaan-3,
00:30we had a land of 1,600 kg landing. Here, 6,400 kg is going to land. In Chandrayaan-3,
00:3725 kg was the rover. Here, 350 kg is going to be the rover. And life of Chandrayaan-3 was 14 days.
00:42Here, it will be 100 days. So it is going to be another mission. And we are working towards taking
00:47our own Indian Gagini-3 to space. And this year, we are targeting the first uncrewed mission.
00:55And after that, two more uncrewed mission, followed by actual mission is targeted the
00:59first quarter of 2027. And this year, we are going to have important missions like
01:04NASA is a synthetic aperture radar, a satellite built by both the countries. And we are going to
01:08launch. And we are going to have a commercial Bluebird 2 mission for NASA, I mean USA team,
01:14a communication satellite we are going to lift from Indian soil using our Mercury vehicle.
01:18And the first rocket realized through space sector reform through the industry is going to come out.
01:24And by August time frame, we are going to launch that. And we are going to place a technology
01:29development satellite in which almost 30-plus technologies, new technologies we are going to
01:34demonstrate, including quantum technology. And then, of course, electric propulsion and a lot of
01:40things we are going to do. And we are working on the space station, first module right now project
01:46of ProLASCOM we are working. And huge infrastructure like third launch pad, second launch complex,
01:52those areas we are working. And our hands are really tight. And every month, you can expect
01:57one-one launch at least.
01:59We have attempted the first launch on 18th morning and the vehicle majestically lifted off. Here the PSLV
02:06is a four-stage vehicle. First stage is solid propulsion and it worked fantastically well. Second stage is
02:12the liquid stage. That also worked perfect. Third stage is the solid stage. It is supposed to work
02:18approximately one-twenty second. Two-third of time, it worked as expected. But all of a sudden, we
02:23observed a chamber pressure fall. But then, as planned, as per planned sequence, fourth stage
02:29came into action. But because the thrust has fallen in the third stage, the control could not be done
02:35and the satellite was tumbling. But even under that condition, fourth stage came. And it ignited. It worked
02:40perfectly. It did its job. But then, the capabilities less to control. So, we have lost the mission.
02:47Right now, the reviews are going on. I have also formed a national level failure analysis committee. So,
02:53we will wait for that report. Of course, I have reviewed as secretary along with my team, almost six reviews
02:59we had. But then, I don't want to preempt the national committee with any conclusion. So,
03:05I understand the first meeting is targeted within a couple of days. So, let us wait for that report.
03:10Is there any timeline for Chandrayaan-4? Chandrayaan-4 is another two-and-of-years.
03:16Two-and-of-years from now, Chandrayaan-4.
03:19Is the Space Center or India Space Station?
03:21Yeah. India Space Station.
03:24Ah, Space Station. We are, it is a 52-ton is the total mass of the Space Station. So, it will be lifted
03:32as five modules. And the first module will go by 2028. I think March-April time for it.
03:38Sir, in usual. So, every satellite, some items are there from CTTC bonus. That is why I am here with my
03:46colleagues, too. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
03:49Thank you very much.
03:52I was a professor of the CRIOZENIC program.
04:02I was a professor of IIT in Khodakpur.
04:10I was a professor of the CRIOZENIC program.
04:14I said, I was a professor of the CRIOZENIC program.
04:32The rocket has stable the its stability.
04:39The NCO has forgotten the liquid hydrogen, the rocket is very heavy, and the rocket is very heavy, and the rocket is very heavy, and the rocket is very heavy, and the rocket is very heavy.
04:48In this case, there was a great idea of the idea, so that the exact design of the NARAYAN, Dr. NARAYAN, and student NARAYAN,
05:02IIT in Kharagpur has been doing this project and the cryogenic stage has become a baby.
05:14Chandra and Gagan.
05:16The cryogenic rocket is a basic element.
05:21We started the journey with ISRA from 1997 onwards and today ISRA feels like CTT is an extended arm of all their precision component manpatching.
05:44It's one of the single source like one of the critical component like mechanical dynamic tuned gyros and dither flexors and almost all critical pressure regulator walls and all we've been manufacturing.
05:55And almost in ISRA any satellite or any launch we have been there CTTC components have been fitted into it and all that are very critical component even you may be heard about the pressure regulator walls have been very successful in Chandra and M3.
06:10I am very proud to say that due to the due to the team efforts of CTTC Ganesha Chandra and M3 is also one of the contribution for success.
06:18And in that way as ISRA chairman sir is very happy with our quality and last 20-25 years sir is also close monitoring our progresses and performances.
06:28And as per the quality yes we are able to meet the standards of ISRA quality systems.
06:33As surveillance is basically a strategic sector so I am not able to say more about it almost all the critical functionality of this particular components have been made at CTTC Ganesha Chandra.
06:46Basically we already started activity especially on Chandra and M4 and Chandra and M5 had to get an order from ISRA but Chandra and M4 already been started supplying the components you know the realization hardware and quality test it takes its own time.
07:01So now already we started with orders from ISRA.
07:04Is that for Gaganyan?
07:06Yes Gaganyan 1 we have been completed under person supply we have been completed almost it is in final stage of it and almost what we call as a quality test has been happening in ISRA facility where my team of 50 people are working on that particular finalization of assemblies.
07:26Thank you for all Kigned Kirsten the comments so you guys would appreciate the
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