When India’s heaviest rocket LMV3 carrying Indian astronauts ascends towards space as part of the Gaganyaan manned mission, each crew member will feel a sustained load of almost four times of his/her body weight or '4g'.

Gaganyaan: Indian astronauts to experience '4g' acceleration during ascent, '12g' if aborted

The Indian Space Agency (ISRO) has been carrying out developmental work towards its maiden Human Spaceflight mission 'Gaganyaan'. On one hand, while the work is progressing towards human-rating the country's largest rocket LVM3, to be able to carry astronauts; efforts are underway to ensure that the astronauts land safely on the water.

ISRO tests parachute system that's meant to land Indian astronauts safely on water

Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) successfully completed the booster rocket test. Now, it is being modified and tested to be safe and suitable for carrying humans to space, as part of India's Gaganyaan Human Spaceflight programme.

India: ISRO prepares to send Indian astronaut to space