When India’s air defense system was like a shield in front of the Pakistani attacks … I gave SSRO satellites from space – when I was Indian air defense systems were like a shild against Pakistani attacks

During the recent military conflict by Pakistan, India’s air defense system was held firmly and worked as an effective shield. The Indian space agency ISRO said that India satellites have played an important role in giving information about the exact direction of weapons entering the air.

On the night of May 9 and 10, the advanced air defense system of India “ `akashtir ” and the S-400 system called from Russia formed an invisible armor together, which stopped the Pakistani attacks and destroyed them and destroyed before reaching Indian citizens and military bases.

Isro has a 72 cm resolution camera eye

The president of the ISRO, V. Narayanan, explained how the satellites of India helped the armed forces in difficult conditions and played an important role in the avoidance of the immediate threat. He said, “All our satellites worked with complete precision. When we started, the resolution of our cameras was between 36 and 72 cm. But now we have a “high resolution camera on referees” on the moon, which is the best resolution camera in the world. Apart from that, we also have cameras that can show clear photos up to 26 cm.

ISRO satellites working for strategic objectives

During the 5th convocation of the Central Agricultural University (CAU) in Imphal on May 11, Narayanan said that at least 10 satellites were constantly working for strategic purposes to ensure the security of Indian citizens. Narayanan’s remarks occur at a time when the tension between India and Pakistan is continuously increased after Pahalgam’s terrorist attack on April 22, during which 26 people died.

At present, 50 satellites are active

He also said: “Whatever the satellites we send, their objective is the good of the people, including security. Currently, at least 50 satellites work in the fields of television, telecommunications and security.

Narayanan said that after the MANGALYAAN Orbiter mission, ISRO is now working on an landing mission, which should be launched in about 30 months. The head of Isro Narayanan reached Chennai on Thursday, where the final preparations for the launch of PSLV-C61 rockets take place. It will be the 101st mission of the ISRO.