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India's Man Mission to Moon.. IAF to select Men for mission.

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Environmentalists are appalled at this news - provided it is not another BS from India. Their concern is that these guys might sh-t in the open all over the moon!!!!

Lol Professional.
 
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First fix your toilets,slums and your curry!
Ya sure we will soon hire some Bangladeshi to fix our toilets..don't worry if u want to work in our PROJECT TOILET you are welcome:lol::lol::lol:

India to spend £1.7bn sending man to the moon - Telegraph

India has announced plans to launch its first manned space mission in 2015 and set a deadline of 2020 for an Indian astronaut to walk on the moon.

old news back in 2010
India will only have 1st space mission Once GSLV MK3 is ready i.e. 2017 so it's still time.
ISRO is planning for SRE experiment and all life supporting Instrument check in near future only after that space manned mission.
 
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One of the most important steps is for the Indians to design a spacesuit that would allow the Vyomanauts to defecate in the open on the moon.
 
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After Mars mission, India plans manned moon mission
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the Ministry of Defence (MoD) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a manned moon mission, sources told Headlines Today on Friday.

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The mission comes days after ISRO successfully launched Rs.450 crore Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) in November using its Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-XL).According to sources, the MoD has tasked the Indian Air Force (IAF) to identify the qualitative requirements for the crew. The Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services is to draw out the requirements.

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The process will include identifying five "most suitable" men for the mission.

Former IAF officer Wing Commander Rakesh Sharma was the first Indian to travel in space in 1984.


Read more at:After Mars mission, India plans manned moon mission : North, News - India Today
 
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