ISRO Chairman Dr. V. Narayanan has unveiled exciting details about the Next Generation Launch Vehicle (NGLV), a game-changing rocket designed to revolutionize India’s space capabilities. With a towering height of 91 meters and a lift-off mass of 1000 tons, the NGLV far surpasses the existing GSLV Mk III (LVM3) and is expected to redefine India’s position in the global space race. What makes this launch vehicle truly groundbreaking is its focus on reusability—unlike current expendable rockets, the NGLV’s first stage will be recovered and reused multiple times, similar to SpaceX’s Falcon rockets. The vehicle will be powered by an advanced propulsion system featuring liquid oxygen and methane-fueled engines, making it an efficient and eco-friendly solution for future missions. Dr. Narayanan confirmed that ISRO has already begun crucial experiments, including a recent engine restart test at Mahendragiri, a critical step toward achieving a fully reusable system. With this advanced technology, India is taking a bold step toward developing a cost-effective and sustainable space program, cementing its place among the top spacefaring nations. Watch the full conversation for exclusive insights into ISRO’s vision for the future!