Space experiments conducted by Subhanshu Shukla personify India as "Vishwabandhu" Bharat

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India's space experiments vision India's role as a 'Vishwa Bandhu',ie, a global partner contributing to the collective good of humanity.

Role of Space Sector in making India 'Vishwabandhu'

Global Collaboration:NISAR is termed "India’s scientific handshake with the world", symbolizing international collaboration by adhering to global standards for docking and interoperability.
Open Data Access: Democratisation of data boosts global research, aiding especially developing nations
Tackling Global Challenges: Supports disaster management, agriculture, climate and hazard monitoring.
Global Commons: Establishes India as a knowledge contributor to shared scientific resources.
Diplomatic Leverage: Enhances India’s role in tech-sharing, capacity building & sustainable growth (e.g. NAVIC).
Tech Prowess at Low Cost: ISRO’s low-cost innovations showcase India’s ability to design and operate complex long-duration space systems.

NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar (NISAR) Mission: It is an Earth observation mission with roles in disaster management, climate monitoring, glacier tracking, and agriculture.
Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS): India plans to establish its own orbiting space station by 2035
Crewed Lunar Mission: An Indian astronaut is targeted to land on the Moon by 2040.
Gaganyaan Program: It aims to send a human crew to Low Earth Orbit. A key test flight of the Crew Escape System and Vyommitra humanoid mission is planned for the same.