India's first private rocket Vikram-S ready for launch, will be launched between November 12 and 16

The first rocket 'Vikram-S' developed by India's private sector can be launched between November 12 and 16. Hyderabad-based space startup Skyroot Aerospace made this announcement on Tuesday. This first mission of Skyroute Aerospace has been named 'PRAUT' which will have three consumer payloads and can be launched from the launchpad of Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) in Sriharikota. Pawan Kumar Chandna, CEO and Co-Founder, Skyroute Aerospace, said, "The officials have given a tentative period for the launch from November 12 to November 16, the last date will be decided depending on the weather conditions."

With this mission, Skyroute Aerospace can become the first private space company in India to launch a rocket into space. In this way, after opening the space sector to the private sector in 2020, there will be a new beginning. N Bharat Daka, Chief Operating Officer, Skyroute Aerospace, said in a statement, "The Vikram-S rocket is a single-stage suborbital launch vehicle that will carry three consumer payloads and will be instrumental in testing and validating a range of technologies in the Vikram series of spacecraft. will help.''

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