PM Modi hopes Monsoon session of Parliament, seasonal monsoon deliver productive outcomes – Telegraph India
PM Modi hopes Monsoon session of Parliament, seasonal monsoon deliver productive outcomes Telegraph India
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Prime Minister Modi lauded India’s young space innovators while addressing Parliament. He highlighted Skyroot Aerospace’s average team age of twenty-eight years. This achievement marks a significant milestone for India’s private space sector. The Prime Minister also discussed India’s economic resilience amidst global challenges. He appealed for productive discussions during the Monsoon Session of Parliament.
Taunting Rahul Gandhi in a veiled attack, PM Modi praised the succcessful mission of Vikram-1 orbital launch vehicle highlighting how the average age of the young Skyroot team is merely 28 years, unlike a “56-year-old youth.” “India’s youth have embarked on a new journey into space. I was told that the average age of the
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