Report request: I write for a popular space and astronomy magazine. Besides contributing articles on recent discoveries and theories in cosmology and astrophysics, I also cover spaceflight. Since our magazine has an online edition, we now have readers all over the world who are interested in the international aspects of spaceflight. 
The topic of my next article is cooperation in India-Russia space programs. I plan to focus on the Gaganyaan program. Are they sharing technology, training each other’s astronauts, and/or supporting each other’s research? Do Russia’s closer relations with China threaten its cooperation with India?

Assessment questions and gold answers:
question_text: What was the purpose of the ISRO office in Moscow?
gold_answers: To coordinate relations with Russian government agencies
question_text: What was the purpose of the ISRO office in Moscow?
gold_answers: To coordinate relations with Russian aerospace companies
question_text: In 2019, India purchased what kind of Russian equipment?
gold_answers: Rocket engines
question_text: What is the name of main Indian manned space mission?
gold_answers: Gaganyaan
question_text: In 2019 India signed a contract with Russia concerning what aspect of the Gaganyaan mission?
gold_answers: Training four astronauts
question_text: Where was Russia planning to train the Indian astronauts?
gold_answers: At Star City
near Moscow
question_text: Where was Russia planning to train the Indian astronauts?
gold_answers: India
question_text: How long was the Indian astronauts' training expected to last?
gold_answers: One and a half to two years
question_text: What problems arose at the start of the astronauts' training?
gold_answers: Pandemic caused some training to be done remotely
question_text: How else was Russia involved in ISRO's activities?
gold_answers: It offered to ferry an Indian astronaut to the ISS
question_text: How India publicly acknowledge Russia's assistance with the Gaganyaan mission?
gold_answers: Modi thanked Putin officially