From Carrot Halwa To Salary Secrets: What Subhanshu Shukla Took To Space And How Much He’ll Earn | World News

New Delhi: The combination of tradition and science went down to Axiom Mission-4. Indian Air Force Group captain Subhanshu Shukla brings flavor from home – carrot Halwa– Moong branch Halwa and mango juice. Packed with this love, it answers a simple desire for familiar taste in zero gravity and lifting stress.

On Wednesday, June 25, the Falcon 9 rocket Shukla carried Tibor Kapu and Slawosz Uznovsky Wiznovsky to the international space station as part of space Odyssey. His journeys will take 14 days at Microgravity Research.

Shukla has a secret souvenir for Rakesh Sharma, India’s first astronaut. This special gesture honors Sharma’s mentor during the task preparation.

“Forty years, greetings. A journey that will return to space after 40 years. My shoulders are carrying three color. It reminds me that I am not alone – my nation is traveling with me,” Shukla shared shortly after the launch.

Falcon 9 will be with ISS at 16:30 on Thursday, June 26th. For the next two weeks, task experiments will investigate biology, physics and human performance.

Financing and Salary Failure

NASA or Isro Mission does not take a share of shukla. The regular group of Indian Air Force wins the captain’s salary – between 2.44 Lakh RS and RS 2.53 Lakh per month. It will receive a total of 1,18,292 RS for the days of duty.

For Axiom Mission – 4, the overall task costs, flight data, astronaut training, launch logistics and established research, including 548 RS.

Shukla, which was seen in orbit alongside international colleagues, became the second Indian in space. In 1984, Raqesh Sharma has carried the flag higher so far.

While India raises familiar tastes and heartfelt messages into orbit, this task binds heritage and innovation. It brings a reminder-human connections can be in orbit far beyond this world, while a homemade treatment can still heat a heart over 400 km of Earth.