Floated by the effective Chandrayaan-3 mission, ISRO boss S Somanath on Thursday said the interest on the moon isn't finished at this point and that the space organization is presently looking at to bring a few rocks from its surface.

Conveying a talk at Rashtrapati Bhavan Social Center (RBCC) here under the 'Rashtrapati Bhavan Vimarsh Shrinkhala', he shared subtleties of a "example bring mission back" to bring back rocks from the moon.

"On the moon, our inclinations are not yet finished. I guarantee Rashtrapati Ji, that we will bring some moon rocks ourselves," Somanath said. He said being a simple mission isn't going.

"If you have any desire to go to the moon and return and land and recuperate all that then you really want considerably more innovation than what we truly need to land it," he said.

Somanath said the example return mission is "an exceptionally complicated mission" and everything must be done independently with no individual included.

"So we are right now planning such a mission and we might want to do it in the following four years time. That is our objective," he said in the midst of a show of approval for the crowd.

During his almost 40-minute talk, the head of Indian Space Exploration Association (ISRO) said the mission to send "an Indian to space" is right now going on.

Somanath said that the help and group modules have been planned.

"We will send off (people) securely to space and bring them back likewise securely. For the security of the mission, we are presently doing a ton of work," he said.

"It's our longing to construct a space station," Somanath said, adding that Head of the state Narendra Modi has inspected its arrangements and has proactively given bearings to fabricate a space station by 2035.

"A functional space station (will be constructed) where individuals can go, dock and work. Furthermore, we are dealing with this choice," a certain Somanath said.

He said before ISRO assembles the space station, its most memorable module will be sent off by 2028.

"Furthermore, that will be a mechanical space station. Yet, the monitored space station will come simply by 2035 in light of the fact that we want new rockets to do that," the ISRO executive said.

He said the Ganganyaan program is something going to proceed.

Somanath said it isn't only one mission of sending Indians to space yet persistently sending "our people to space", work on it and to additionally make our innovative abilities.

The motivation behind this work is to extend space exercises in the country considerably higher in the size of economy.

"Today we are not really 1.68 percent of Gross domestic product of the space economy, which is sufficiently not so much for India. On the off chance that you are turning into a 'Viksit Bharat' by 2047, you should have a critical portion of room business, which incorporates building satellites, building applications, building ground foundation and making business out of space," Somanath said.

He said the essential errand is to make an exceptionally energetic modern base for space movement which has not been made imaginable before.

"Today you have more than 200 new businesses who are doing space based exercises and we are prepared to move advancements in ISRO," Somanath said.

He additionally discussed India's moon mission Chandrayaan-1, Chandrayaan-2 and Chandrayaan-3.

Somanath additionally indicated that models of Chandrayaan-3 might actually be shown during the Republic Day march.

"I invite every one of you to see the models of Chandrayaan-3 perhaps during the Republic Day march. It is probably going to be there so you can see the genuine size of the specialty," he said.

India had on August 23 this year prearranged history as ISRO's third moon mission Chandrayaan-3's Lander Module (LM) landed on the lunar surface, making it just the fourth country to achieve the accomplishment, and first to arrive at the unfamiliar south pole of earth's just regular satellite.

Somanath, who is likewise the secretary of the division of room, approached President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan during the day.

His intuitive talk on the advancements in India's space area was gone to by understudies of different schools, universities and scholastic fields.