india is getting ready to launch not one or two, but fifty-two satellites following Operation Sindoor. The military will be able to use all of these satellites fully.
This will make it easier to keep an eye on every square inch of hostile nations like china and Pakistan's land. In addition, the army is in the process of formulating a particular space doctrine. It is important to remember that india successfully used satellite technology to monitor several Pakistani military installations during Operation Sindoor. The indian army was able to set precise targets because of this.
What is the Space Surveillance Programme?
The third phase of the Space-Based Surveillance Program includes this satellite launch by India. In october of last year, prime minister Narendra Modi's Security cabinet Committee approved this program. It will cost Rs 26,968 crore in total. isro will launch 21 satellites as part of the program. Private companies will launch the remaining 31 satellites at the same time. Next April, the first two satellites will be launched. By the end of 2029, all 52 satellites will be in orbit simultaneously.
Role of the Defense Ministry
This is a component of the Ministry of Defense's Defense Space Agency initiative. Sources told the Times of india that every attempt is being made to stay within the parameters for the launch date of these satellites. Three private businesses currently have contracts in place. They have all been instructed to finish their work quickly.
How much area will be covered?
The evidence indicates that SBS-3's objective is to keep an eye on as many regions of pakistan and china as it can. In addition to this, the indian Ocean region will be observed. In addition to this, work on Space Doctrine is moving quickly. In addition, three High Altitude Platform System aircraft are being prepared by the indian Air Force. These unpiloted aircraft will operate via satellite technology.
This will make it easier to keep an eye on every square inch of hostile nations like china and Pakistan's land. In addition, the army is in the process of formulating a particular space doctrine. It is important to remember that india successfully used satellite technology to monitor several Pakistani military installations during Operation Sindoor. The indian army was able to set precise targets because of this.
What is the Space Surveillance Programme?
The third phase of the Space-Based Surveillance Program includes this satellite launch by India. In october of last year, prime minister Narendra Modi's Security cabinet Committee approved this program. It will cost Rs 26,968 crore in total. isro will launch 21 satellites as part of the program. Private companies will launch the remaining 31 satellites at the same time. Next April, the first two satellites will be launched. By the end of 2029, all 52 satellites will be in orbit simultaneously.
Role of the Defense Ministry
This is a component of the Ministry of Defense's Defense Space Agency initiative. Sources told the Times of india that every attempt is being made to stay within the parameters for the launch date of these satellites. Three private businesses currently have contracts in place. They have all been instructed to finish their work quickly.
How much area will be covered?
The evidence indicates that SBS-3's objective is to keep an eye on as many regions of pakistan and china as it can. In addition to this, the indian Ocean region will be observed. In addition to this, work on Space Doctrine is moving quickly. In addition, three High Altitude Platform System aircraft are being prepared by the indian Air Force. These unpiloted aircraft will operate via satellite technology.
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