That’s right; while others spent billions and years figuring it out, ISRO nailed it on the first shot. And now, even NASA’s top brass; including an Indian-American official; are calling India’s space rise "incredible." From launching the NISAR Earth-observing satellite with NASA to sending India’s first ISS astronaut (Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla) into orbit, the country’s leap isn’t just about rockets. It’s about brains, precision, and quiet ambition. Even astronauts like Peggy Whitson are praising India’s space talent. If you’re preparing for government jobs; especially in science or tech; this is your sign: the future is in space. And India’s not just joining the race. It’s leading it.