Examples of using Indian space programme in English and their translations into Russian
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Organization of the Indian space programme.
The Indian space programme has been designed to accelerate national development and to improve the human condition.
Current status of the Indian space programme.
The Indian space programme continued to integrate the advances in space technology into national development goals.
International cooperation has been the hallmark of the Indian space programme.
As in previous years, the Indian Space Programme has actively sought to promote international cooperation.
Decision makers are part of the top-level policy formulation andreview committees for the Indian space programme.
The Indian space programme is application-oriented and its space applications are focused on national development.
International cooperation has been the hallmark of the Indian space programme, which maintains extensive cooperation with several space agencies around the globe.
The Indian Space Programme has always integrated advances in space technology and applications with national development goals.
Turning to the concrete achievements of the Indian space programme over the past year, he noted that international cooperation had been a vital component.
The Indian space programme also continued to further international cooperation in the exploration and peaceful uses of outer space. .
Another major accomplishment of the Indian space programme had been the development of the capability to launch the 1.2 ton class of satellites into a polar sun synchronous orbit.
The Indian space programme was applications-oriented because its purpose continued to be to develop and utilize space technology for national development.
With the launch of Chandrayaan-1, the Indian Space Programme has entered the space exploration phase. Chandrayaan-1, with many international payloads, including from the United States, was instrumental in establishing the presence of water and hydroxyl molecules on the lunar surface.
The Indian space programme was born out of a vision of developing and utilizing modern space technology in order to accelerate the socio-economic development of India.
Lastly, the Indian space programme was entering into a space exploration phase, mainly to explore the Sun and the inner solar system and build capabilities for exploring the outer solar system.
The main achievements of the Indian space programme included the launch on 17 October 2003 of a remote sensing satellite Resourcesat-I which had been launched into a highly accurate polar sun-synchronous orbit by the Indian launch vehicle PSLV.
The Indian space programme promoted the development of international cooperation in the field of the peaceful uses of outer space through the pursuit of bilateral cooperation with several other space agencies and through active participation in relevant international forums.
The emphasis of the Indian space programme had always been on integrating advances in space technology and applications with national development goals, particularly in such vital areas as telecommunications, television broadcasting, meteorology, disaster warning and natural resources survey and management.
The Indian space programme at present encompasses a wide spectrum of activities, including building state-of-the-art satellites and launch vehicle systems, execution of large-scale application projects in participation with the users and industry and pursuit of activities in the space sciences.
The emphasis of the Indian space programme has always been on integrating the advances in space technology and applications with national development goals, particularly in vital service areas such as telecommunications, television broadcasting, meteorology, disaster warning and natural resource surveying and management.
Megha-Tropiques is a bilateral cooperation programme involving CNES and the Indian Space Research Organisation ISRO.
In India, an infrastructure of 400 local industries as partners in the Indian national space programme had been created, on the assumption that industrial competitiveness provided the assurance of high-quality service.
To strengthen the capacities of elected representatives, in Karnataka, an experimental satellite-broadcasting programme in collaboration with the Indian Space Research Organisation has been launched to enable elected women to organize video- conferencing.
Participants were given an overview of the implementation of the Geosphere Biosphere Programme initiative at the Indian Space Research Organization, which aims at characterizing the spatio-temporal properties of aerosols, using satellites for measuring and tools for analysing and modelling.
In addition to the remote-sensing applications programme, the Indian Space Research Organization was pursuing three new programmes covering tele-education, telemedicine and village resource centres VRC.
Finally, the representative of the Indian Space Research Organisation provided an overview of the Indian launch vehicle programme, the launchers of the organization and the typical compartments available for the accommodation of small satellites.
The programme included theory lectures and experience sharing by the experts from the UN-SPIDER Beijing office,the International Water Management Institute, the UN-SPIDER programme, the Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, the Indian Space Research Organisation, the Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency and the National Disaster Reduction Centre of China.
Turning to the achievements of India's space programme in the past year, he said that in April 2003 a multi-purpose satellite built by the Indian Space Research Organization(ISRO), INSAT-3A, had been launched into a geostationary transfer orbit, and had since been operationalized for television broadcasting, telecommunications, search and rescue and meteorological services.