ISRO Space on Wheels comes to Dindigul Book Festival
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has brought its 'Space on Wheels' mobile exhibition to the Dindigul Book Festival. The event aims to educate students and the public about space science through scale models of launch vehicles and missions.
Why it matters
It promotes STEM education and public engagement with India's national space program at a grassroots level.
ISRO Space on Wheels comes to Dindigul Book Festival left Students at the ISRO Space on Wheels bus at the book exhibition held in Dindigul on Saturday. KARTHIKEYAN G G. Karthikeyan https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/6a6d5v/article71620997.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/10216_24_10_2026_17_4_13_2_24_10_2026_ISRO_BUS_1.JPG KARTHIKEYAN G DINDIGUL: TAMIL NADU: 24/10/2026: Students at the ISRO Space on Wheels bus at the book exhibition held in Dindigul, Tamil Nadu, on Saturday, 24 August 2026. Photo: Karthikeyan G/ The Hindu. DINDIGUL Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) Space on Wheels mobile exhibition bus was stationed on Saturday at the Dindigul Book Festival currently under way on the Anguvilas Higher Secondary School grounds. The main objective was to raise awareness about space science and technology among the public, particularly students. Dindigul Collector Durgamoorthi inaugurated the event. She urged the public, particularly the students to visit the exhibition bus and learn about the key features.
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