Nitin Srivastava is joining the news program from Delhi. The news anchor had read that India's space program cost $145,000,000 and asked Nitin what India hopes to gain from it. Nitin explains that India has made significant progress in space technology and research, and its space program is more focused on achieving its state goals than competing with other space organizations.
He adds that India's investment in space has been clever, as they have transferred the production of their satellites and equipment from buying them to manufacturing them locally. However, the news anchor seemed to have a different perspective and questioned if investing so much in space is beneficial to India's economy.
Nitin explains that India's space program has several benefits, such as telemedicine, disaster management, agriculture, crop forecasting, precision farming, soil mapping, weather monitoring, education, and defense. He also mentions that India's lunar mission discovered water on the Moon's surface and paved the way for additional scientific exploration and experimentation to be conducted by NASA on the Moon.
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