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At an event at the ISRO headquarters in the South Indian city of Bengaluru, Narayanan said that the Chandrayaan-5 mission would include a 250-kilogram rover that would study the moon's surface.

This mission, recently approved by the Indian government as of March 2025, aims to deepen our understanding of the Moon’s surface and its resources. A key feature of Chandrayaan-5 is its ...

The Central government has approved the Chandrayaan 5 mission, and it will carry a whopping 250 kg rover to the lunar surface, said the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Chairman V Narayanan.

He noted that the government has instructed ISRO to develop plans for sending Indian astronauts to the Moon using an indigenous rocket, with a safe return mission as a key objective. Reflecting on ...