PM Modi Engages with Skyroot Founders Following Vikram-1 Triumph, Praises India’s Private Space Sector

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The founders of Skyroot Aerospace, the firm that successfully launched India’s first privately developed orbital-class rocket Vikram-1, met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday.

Post-meeting, Prime Minister Modi remarked that their enthusiasm, ambition, and positivity embody the dynamic spirit of the nation’s private space sector.

“I had a wonderful interaction with Pawan Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka of Skyroot Aerospace,” Modi shared on X.
He noted that the achievement of Vikram-1 was a key topic during their conversation, alongside many other fascinating subjects.

“I’m delighted to learn about their journey thus far and their perspectives on what the future holds. Their energy, ambition, and positivity illustrate the vibrant essence of our private space ecosystem. Wishing the entire Skyroot team all the best,” he added.

Skyroot Aerospace indicated that its founders, Pawan Chandana and Naga Bharath Daka, had the honor of presenting the company’s journey, the successful Vikram-1 mission, and their vision for the future of space.

The company mentioned that the prime minister addressed the technology, long-term vision, and prospects for India’s private space sector.

“His support for young entrepreneurs and his faith in India’s burgeoning innovation ecosystem continue to inspire us,” it stated.

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