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... programme has indeed come a long way . The Father of India's space programme , Dr. Vikram Sarabhai , was fully convinced that the emerging space technology offered solutions to most of India's developmental problems . Since then , India ...
... programme has indeed come a long way . The Father of India's space programme , Dr. Vikram Sarabhai , was fully convinced that the emerging space technology offered solutions to most of India's developmental problems . Since then , India ...
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... programme , visionary scientist , an institutional builder par excellence and a warm human being endowed with the superb qualities of both head and heart . In fact , it was Dr. Sarabhai's tremendous managerial skill and scientific ...
... programme , visionary scientist , an institutional builder par excellence and a warm human being endowed with the superb qualities of both head and heart . In fact , it was Dr. Sarabhai's tremendous managerial skill and scientific ...
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... programme in India , has made an indelible mark in development and application of space technology , it is because of the crucial leadership that was provided in its infancy by Vikram A. Sarabhai , truly the father of India's space ...
... programme in India , has made an indelible mark in development and application of space technology , it is because of the crucial leadership that was provided in its infancy by Vikram A. Sarabhai , truly the father of India's space ...
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