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India’s first private sector rocket tested successfully

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 11:51 AM Nov 19, 2022 IST

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Sriharikota, November 18

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6 metres the height of the single-stage rocket Vikram-S

89.5 km distance it covered in space after launch from ISRO centre at Sriharikota

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Editorial: New dawn in space

291 seconds the ‘Mission Prarambh’ (meaning the beginning) lasted

116 km away from the launch site the rocket descended into the Bay of Bengal

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The feat bears testimony to the immense talent of our youth. — Narendra Modi, PM

Firm behind the feat

Hyderabad-based startup Skyroot Aerospace, founded by IIT alumni Naga Bharat Daka (Madras), Chandana (Kharagpur)

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