What is the primary goal of the Bharatiya Antariksha Station (BAS) initiative announced by ISRO?
To establish an indigenous space station
The Bharatiya Antariksha Station (BAS) is a project announced by ISRO to build and operate India's own space station in low Earth orbit.
Its primary goal is to establish an indigenous, self-reliant space station where astronauts can stay and carry out scientific research and microgravity experiments.
It is not about privatising launches, building a telescope, or a Mars mission, so those options are incorrect.
Hence, the primary goal of the BAS initiative is to establish an indigenous space station.
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