India to bring Russian rocket engines as part of its space programme
23 July 2019 3:29 PM IST
RIA news agency cited Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yury Borisov.
The launch of Chandrayaan-2 (which means moon vehicle in Sanskrit) is rightly seen as a sum of two achievements the success of the country's space programme as well as the country's gradual but difficult ascension from poverty and ignorance during the last seven decades. (Photo: AP)
India plans to buy rocket engines from Russia for its national space programme, RIA news agency cited Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yury Borisov as saying during a visit to New Delhi on Monday.
India launched a rocket into space on Monday in an attempt to safely land a rover on the moon, its most ambitious mission yet in the effort to establish itself as a low-cost space power.
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