India, June 26 -- Following the successful docking of the Axiom 4 Mission's Dragon spacecraft on Thursday, Shubhanshu Shukla made history as the first Indian to enter the International Space Station (ISS). He will spend the next 14 days aboard the orbiting lab researching microgravity.

The mission officially begins the crew's two-week stay on the ISS, during which they will carry out scientific experiments, technology demonstrations, and educational outreach activities in a microgravity environment.

As part of the Axiom-4 Mission, the crew is scheduled to perform approximately 60 experiments, with Shukla leading seven of them.

This mission also marks a major collaboration between NASA and ISRO, fulfilling a commitment made by US Presid...