From America to China, Japan, and India are working fast in the direction of Space Tourism. Senior officials of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) told that by the year 2030, space travel can be done for which Rs 6 crore per person will have to be spent.

Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) chief S. Somnath says that India is moving fast on its own space tourism module. Space travel can be done by the year 2030. For which Rs 6 crore per person will have to be spent. Anyway, not only scientists, but the common man also wants to know about space. The mysteries of space have always attracted him and he wants to step into space once. Many countries around the world have progressed a lot in the direction of space tourism. But now in India too, after seven years, passengers can step into space.

However, Somnath has not yet clarified whether space tourism will be sub-orbital or orbital. Usually, tourists spend about 15 minutes in the space. Private space agencies Blue Origin, Virgin Galactic, and SpaceX have been working towards space tourism for a long time.

 The Union Minister of State for Science and Technology, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh, said in a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha in February that ISRO had developed a feasibility study for India's sub-orbital space tourism.

Scientists told; space tourism will be planned in collaboration with private companies. The companies will partner with ISRO through the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Center (IN-SPACE). The government has formed In-Space as an agency to promote non-governmental organizations.

ISRO will make people travel to space for six crore rupees. This decision has been taken in the direction of promoting space tourism. For this, the year 2030 has been targeted. ISRO Chairman S Somnath has given this information.

Somnath said the government's space tourism initiative is gaining momentum. India will fix ticket prices for space at 'competitive prices' in the global market. The cost per ticket can be around Rs 6 crore. He said technical issues are being discussed to make the journey safe.

Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology, Atomic Energy and Space Dr Jitendra Singh said in a written reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha in February that ISRO has started conducting a feasibility study for India's sub-orbital space tourism. Singh said that ISRO is engaged in the development of various technologies in India's first human space flight program through Gaganyaan.

People traveling will be able to call themselves 'astronauts'. Explain that the government had told in February that ISRO has started studying space tourism. ISRO is engaged in the development of various technologies through Gaganyaan, the country's first human space flight program. Through this, there is a plan to send ordinary people to space.