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Today astronauts are from IAF, tomorrow research scientists too would don the role: ISRO chief

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The country's astronauts at present are from the Indian Air Force. Research scientists would also don this role when the human space programme will begin running in a continuous manner. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had, on February 27, revealed the names of the four astronauts who are currently training for India's first-ever human space flight mission 'Gaganyaan'

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Today astronauts are from IAF, tomorrow research scientists too would don the role: ISRO chief

ISRO's S Somanath envisions a future where research scientists, physicists, and biology specialists from various fields will become astronauts, driving India's space exploration towards a planned moon landing by 2040.

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