According to these Indian news sources including The Hindu newspaper the Indian government has give its Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) a huge 58% hike in funding, and it seems to be all related to the human spaceflight programme the country has been discussing and planning for some time
Indian space agency gets huge hike for manned spaceflight
by Rob Coppinger | Feb 26, 2010 | Iran | 1 comment
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