In 2012, the then DRDO Chairman V K Saraswat, in a meeting to Doordarshan, said India intends to create reusable rocket framework.
Only a month prior to his downfall, previous President APJ Abdul Kalam had exhorted DRDO boss Satheesh Reddy to take a shot at reusable rockets framework that can convey a payload and dispatch it, return and take another payload.
Mr. Reddy was then the Scientific Adviser to the Defense Minister.
"After I turned into the logical counsel, I met him [Kalam] at his home only a month prior to his end. He thought of the possibility of reusable rocket, conveying a payload, returning, at that point take another payload and dispatch it... 'Work on this kind of framework', he let me know," Mr. Reddy reviewed.
The gathering was held at the library.
"That is the vision he had," Mr. Reddy included.
Kalam kicked the bucket on July 27. The previous president dwelled at 10, Rajaji Marg, a solitary story lodge spread over a zone of 11,776 sq ft with the ground floor lodging a library and a joined perusing space.
The Defense Research and Development Organization (DRDO) Chairman said he previously interacted with Kalam as a youthful researcher in 1986.
In 2012, the then DRDO Chairman V K Saraswat, in a meeting to Doordarshan, said India intends to create reusable rocket framework.
"We have impetus innovation, we have reemergence advances, we have the innovation which can take a reemergence framework which will convey a payload and have one more reemergence framework which will bring the rocket back when it reenters the environment on its arrival venture," Saraswat had said.
Reusable rockets are as of now getting to be mainstream. With its Falcon 9, Elon Musk's Space X is likewise taking a gander at benefiting from this innovation. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) effectively flight tried Reusable Launch Vehicle-Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD).
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