ISRO has successfully completed three major qualification tests for the crew module systems of the Gaganyaan mission, marking a significant step toward India's first manned spaceflight.

These tests, conducted ahead of the final manned mission, focus on critical safety mechanisms such as splashdown recovery, module separation, and parachute deployment.The trials ensure the crew module can withstand extreme forces during re-entry and maintain an upright position post-landing.

Key tests included the float inflation test for uprighting the module, umbilical separation testing for the service module, and structural validation for apex cover separation.These systems are vital for astronaut safety, with the floatation system using stored gas to stabilize the capsule.

The successful completion of these tests brings the Gaganyaan mission closer to its goal of sending humans to space, with the first manned flight expected by 2027.ISRO's efforts highlight India's growing capabilities in space exploration and its commitment to advancing human spaceflight technology.