The video explains what the Samudrayaan mission entails and highlights how it differs from the US's Titan submersible.

Samudrayaan: MATSYA 6000, 'Blue Economy' and more; what we know so far about India’s deep sea mission India plans to send three humans in a submersible to explore the deep ocean, studying ...

New Delhi, Mar 10 (PTI) India should be able to send its scientists to study the deep ocean 6 km under the sea surface in its own Samudrayaan by the end of next year, Earth Sciences Minister Kiren ...

The Samudrayaan mission, scheduled to explore the ocean floor by the end of 2025, was announced by earth sciences minister Kiren Rijiju. This declaration followed the successful testing of an ...

The National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) has completed a key test for India’s first manned submersible mission called Samudrayaan, the earth sciences ministry said on Saturday. HT Image ...

G. A. Ramadass, director of NIOT said, the deep sea vehicle Matsya 6000 under the Samudrayaan project aims to send humans underwater for deep sea exploration; it is a five-year project at an ...

India's Samudrayaan Mission aims to develop a self-propelled manned submersible to carry three human beings to a water depth of 6,000 meters in the ocean with a suite of scientific sensors and ...

National Institute of Ocean Technology’s Samudrayaan, India’s Deep Ocean Mission, would make it only one among six countries to have piloted a manned under-sea expedition beyond 5,000 metres.

What is the cost of the Samudrayaan Mission? The Deep Ocean Mission was approved by the Cabinet with an overall estimated cost of Rs.4077 Crores for two phases of the Mission period during 2021-2026.

Kiren Rijiju posted unseen images of the submersible, ‘Matsya 6000’, which is in preparation for exploring the deep oceans as part of India's ‘Samudrayaan Mission’.

New Delhi: India should be able to send its scientists to study the deep ocean 6 km under the sea surface in its own Samudrayaan by the end of next year, Earth Sciences Minister Kiren Rijiju has said.