Mail News Service
Jamshedpur, Aug 11: Twenty-eight girls from various government schools in East Singhbhum visited the Indian Space Research Organisation’s Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC-SHAR) at Sriharikota on August 11. Selected through the Science Olympiad, the students described the trip as enriching and inspirational, thanking Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren and the district administration for the opportunity.
The tour began at the Mission Control Centre, where the students witnessed the satellite launch process, control systems and real-time data monitoring. At the Launch Pad Complex, they learned about rocket assembly, fuelling and pre-launch preparations. The visit also included the Satellite Integration and Testing Facility, where scientists explained how sensors, communication systems and solar panels are installed and tested to withstand space conditions. Experts briefed them on major Indian missions, including Chandrayaan and Gaganyaan.
Later, the group toured RMK Group of Institutions’ engineering campus, observing CNC machines, 3D printing and automation technology. They were also introduced to prototypes in AI, machine learning and robotics. Heads of Departments explained academic programs, project work and career opportunities.
Deputy Commissioner Karan Satyarthi said the experience would “give wings to the dreams of East Singhbhum’s daughters,” fostering curiosity, innovation and confidence to contribute to India’s scientific and technological progress
