Which of the following is the India's first interplanetary mission?
Mangalyaan
The question asks for India's first interplanetary mission, meaning a spacecraft sent to orbit or study another planet.
Mangalyaan, officially the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), was launched by ISRO on 5 November 2013 and successfully entered Mars orbit on 24 September 2014.
Because Mars is a separate planet, this qualifies as India's first interplanetary mission.
The mission made India the first country to reach Mars orbit on its maiden attempt, and the first Asian nation to do so, and it was achieved at a remarkably low cost.
Shukrayaan is a planned but not-yet-launched orbiter to Venus, so it cannot be India's first interplanetary mission.
Chandrayaan-1 was a mission to the Moon (Earth's natural satellite, not a planet), and Aditya-L1 is a solar observatory studying the Sun, so neither counts as interplanetary.
Hence India's first interplanetary mission is Mangalyaan.
Similar Questions
In early 2025, the planets in a ‘planetary parade’ appeared lined up in the order of their _____.
In April 2025, which country has launched the 'Three Gorges Antarctic Eye' telescope?
The below given image is of which of the following planet of our solar system?
If a satellite is in the plane of the equator with 0 degrees inclination and at a height of about 36000 km then it is said to be in _______ orbit.
Lagrange points are also known as _____ points.
What is the distance (in minutes) between the Sun and the Earth, in terms of light years?
Important Questions from Origin and evolution of Universe Solar system
A huge collection of gas, dust and billions of stars is called a:
The Greenwich Mean Time is the local time at :
The force exerted by rotation of the earth is known as:
How many hours is one solar day
Moon changes its shape everyday due to:
