Who Is Jahnavi Dangeti, 23-Year Old Analog Astronaut Selected For A 2029 Space Mission?

Jahnavi Dangeti hails from Andhra Pradesh. Read here to know more about it.

Another day and another woman making her family and country proud. She is Jahnavi Dangeti, a young girl from Andhra Pradesh. Actually, no, a better introduction would be, Jahnavi Dangeti is an astronaut who has been selected for the 2029 Space Mission of Titans Space Industries. The news was confirmed to the media outlets by the agency, and it’s a proud moment for Jahnavi, who hails from Andhra Pradesh. Read here to know more about it.

Who Is Jahnavi Dangeti?

Jahnavi Dangeti is an Analog Astronaut. She is 23 years old, and Jahnavi is the Astronaut Candidate (ASCAN) who has been selected for the upcoming space mission Titan Space Industries (TSI), as per The Hindu report. For the unversed, TSI is based in the United States, and it’s a private agency. The Space Mission that Jahnavi has been selected for will happen in 2029, as per the reports.

Jahnavi Dangeti pursued electronics and communication engineering from Lovely Professional University in Punjab. However, she has completed her initial schooling in Palakollu, Andhra Pradesh. As per the news reports, Jahnavi’s parents live in Kuwait and are working professionals.

She was also the winner of the People’s Choice Award for the NASA Space Apps Challenge. Jahnavi has previously achieved many milestones in life, like being the youngest Analog Astronaut from the Analog Astronaut Training Centre (AATC) in South Poland. She has also imparted her knowledge on various forums.

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Well, she has certainly achieved a huge feat at such a young age. We cannot witness her script history in 2029. Congratulations are in order for her!

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Congratulations to the young woman. What do you think about the inclusivity of women in space programmes?

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First Published: June 23, 2025 7:30 PM