Skyroot Aerospace CEO Pawan Chandana says the company plans to move toward commercial launches after the successful mission of Vikram-1, which NDTV describes as India’s first private orbital launch. Chandana’s comments follow the company’s achievement and outline a next-phase goal of increasing launch activity, including monthly missions. He also frames the company’s ambition as expanding from private orbital capability into a broader global satellite launch services business. Across the reporting, the focus remains on what the company intends to do after proving its orbital launch success: scale up frequency and pursue commercial and international opportunities for satellite customers. The coverage presents the Vikram-1 outcome as a milestone for Skyroot and for India’s private space sector, and it links that milestone to a planned shift toward commercial operations. The information provided is based on the CEO’s stated intentions after the launch success, rather than on specific contracted schedules or customer commitments.