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The Asian space race has intensified in recent years, with countries like India making significant strides in space technology. India\“s local products, such as the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle （PSLV） and the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle （GSLV）, have become key players in this competition. These launch vehicles are developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation （ISRO） and are used to deploy satellites for communication, earth observation, and scientific research. Additionally, India has introduced the Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan missions, which focus on lunar and Martian exploration, showcasing the country\“s growing capabilities in space science. The development of these indigenous technologies not only boosts India\“s economy but also positions it as a major contender in the global space arena, driving innovation and collaboration across Asia. |
