Tirunelveli: Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has been flooded with requests from the public to name important buildings after former president and scientist APJ Abdul Kalam, who died last month, a senior official of the space agency said today.
"We have received many requests from the public to name important buildings of ISRO after former President Abdul Kalam and these will be considered," S Rakesh, Director, ISRO
Propulsion Research Centre at Mahendragiri, said.
Dr Kalam was associated with the ISRO in its early days.
He said ISRO plans to build low cost cryogenic engines in future, using kerosene and liquefied oxygen, with the advice and help of Russia.
"We have received many requests from the public to name important buildings of ISRO after former President Abdul Kalam and these will be considered," S Rakesh, Director, ISRO
Propulsion Research Centre at Mahendragiri, said.
Dr Kalam was associated with the ISRO in its early days.
He said ISRO plans to build low cost cryogenic engines in future, using kerosene and liquefied oxygen, with the advice and help of Russia.
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