K. Sivan

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Why It Shouldn’t Be so Difficult for a Woman to Fly Gaganyaan First – But Is

K. Sivan, chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation. Credit: ISRO

Gaganyaan Astronauts’ Training and Chandrayaan 3 Dominate ISRO’s 2020 Plans

ISRO chief K. Sivan during an event to mark Vikram Sarabhai's birth centenary. Credit: PTI

ISRO Needs to Reflect on How It Can Encourage, Not Dismiss, Those Who Can Help

When ISRO Isn’t Enough, There’s Another Place You Can Go to Find Out More

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ISRO Will Embark on Chandrayaan 3 by November 2020 for Another Landing Attempt

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ISRO Will Attempt Another Soft-Landing on the Moon ‘in the Near Future’

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How the Chandrayaans Are Linked to the Discovery of Water on the Moon