In 1975, India's first satellite, Aryabhata, launched. Built in humble sheds, it was a statement of national ambition, not just a scientific mission. Though its own mission was brief, it proved India's capability. Its Soviet launch was a masterstroke of diplomacy, and it sparked ISRO's legacy of frugal innovation, paving the way for missions like Chandrayaan and cementing India's place in the future.

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