The government says ISRO will not be privatised and its role will strengthen under space-sector reforms, The Economic Times reports. The agency will remain central to advanced space research and strategic missions. The report describes private-sector expansion as a way to broaden India's space ecosystem and capabilities, with industry and public sector undertakings scaling up mature technologies.
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The Economic Times reports that ISRO will increasingly focus on frontier research and next-generation technologies, while industry and public sector undertakings scale up mature technologies.
The government says ISRO will not be privatised and its role will strengthen under space-sector reforms, The Economic Times reports. The agency will remain central to advanced space research and strategic missions. The report describes private-sector expansion as a way to broaden India's space ecosystem and capabilities, with industry and public sector undertakings scaling up mature technologies.
Economic Times@EconomicTimesISRO clarifies: No plan to privatise space agency, role to remain central
businessline@businesslineTo quell internal anxieties about privatisation amid reports of its employees seeking clarification, space body ISRO said on Sunday that reports of privatisation were “baseless and incorrect”.
Economic Times@EconomicTimesISRO clarifies: No plan to privatise space agency, role to remain central
businessline@businesslineTo quell internal anxieties about privatisation amid reports of its employees seeking clarification, space body ISRO said on Sunday that reports of privatisation were “baseless and incorrect”.