Jitendra Singh credits Prime Minister Modi for ISRO's victories

New Delhi, Jan 12 Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh on Friday credited Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the victories Indian Space Research Organization's (ISRO) has accomplished amid the previous four years.

"In the last 3-4 years, it is basically the individual mediation and support gave by Prime Minister Narendra Modi that group ISRO has possessed the capacity to convey one accomplishment after the other," Jitendra Singh, MoS (Department of Space) PMO, told.

The priest's announcement comes after ISRO effectively propelled its 100th satellite, 'Cartosat-2 Series', with 30 others from Satish Dhawan Space Center in Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota Island.

He likewise said it involved included delight as the current triumphs have come when he was by and by related with the Department of Space.

"It is an extremely charming fortuitous event that I'm related with the Department of Space when group ISRO is scaling new statures, worldwide heights," he said.

The minister said the nations which had begun their space missions sooner than India like the United States were presently resting confidence on ISRO for launching their satellites.

He additionally said the achievement indicated how India in a limited capacity to focus time has developed as a front rank country to the extent space innovation was concerned.

"These satellites launched today will do esteem expansion to PM Modi's Transforming India Mission," he said.

For the mission, the ISRO used PSLV-C40 launch vehicle, which conveyed 31 satellites, including three from India and 28 from six different nations.