"First and foremost I want to congratulate all ISRO scientists and the entire team. I also congratulate the people of India," Modi said in a televised address.
"In space science, our scientists have achieved many accomplishments...The world will know it as Navic," he said.
Underlining that through space science lives of people can be transformed, he noted that India has launched seven such navigation satellites which have been successful.
"Our efforts will help not only India but we can help fellow SAARC nations as well," he said.
Modi said the benefits from this new technology will benefit people of the country, particularly the fisherfolk.
"This is example of 'Make in India, Made in India and Made for Indians. 125 crore Indians have got a new Navic," he said.
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