Meet Rakesh Sharma, man who took India to space

On April 3, 1984, a young man made history and became the first Indian to fly in space, like the Russian Yury Malyshev and Gennady Strekalov in the T - 11 league. They spent nearly eight days in space

Thirty-three years later, a passive hero (m) returned to the report that the actor Aamir Khan had planned to play him in biography. Aamir denied the report about shooting, but I would like to tell you who was in space when I was 35 years old. This is the first Indian and 128 th. read more

Sharma, born in Punjab on January 13, 1949, is a graduate of the famous defense academy.

On September 20, 1982, he (left end, 1st row) was selected to fly to space as part of a joint venture between the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and the Soviet international space program.

He spent 7 days and 21 hours in space. When he was in space he practiced the revolutionary "weightless yoga" later thankful to Rocos Moss.

He has done scientific and technical research mainly in the work of biomedicine and remote sensing.

When Prime Minister Indira Gandhi asked Laksh Sharma on how India looked like it from outer space, he said "Saare Jahan Se Achcha" in response

After returning to China, Sharma was awarded the hero of the Soviet Union. He was also blessed by Ashoka Chakra and the Indian government.

As a graduate of the 35th National Defense Academy, Rakesh Sharma joined the Indian Air Force Test Pilot in 1970. Since 1971 he was driving a variety of aircraft such as Mikoyan Grevic (Mig), but in 1984 Rake Sharma developed to multiple levels at once. He was elected as an astronaut on September 20, 1982 and entered space as part of a joint plan between the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) and the Soviet international space program.

For a specific generation, the name Rakesh Sharma pulled them in 1984 and got on the spaceship directly. Sharma was wearing a gray jumpsuit and was full of astronauts in the room of the Salyut 7 space station. Children of each other, India and Russia. From here, the first Indian in the universe, Sharma investigated our planet and told his prime minister that he could not see and talked to his headphones:

Train your inner astronaut and space enthusiast! Please visit the Nehru Planetarium and plan to marvel at the wonders of the universe. Please check out the 2014 T - 10 who took Laksh Sharma to space in India 's first astronaut. Please check out his actual journal and space suit. Imagine what it would be like to collect 2 million stars using the optical star projector "Megastar". After that, go home and follow the astronauts on Twitter 's International Space Station and see real - time photos of space travel and photos of the earth from deep space. It is amazing!