The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Chairman recently reportedly highlighted that
India has surplus launch capability
Amid limited global demand. B
uilding low-cost rocket is not enough
, In the absence of a robust market.
There is a need to cultivate a domestic satellite industry,
Incentivize manufacturing,
Attract private investment,
To optimize space capabilities and its potential.
Resulting into boosting India’s space ambitions.

Bal Krishna, Editor
bal@mycoordinates.org

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Corresponding author School of Engineering, University of Central Lancashire, …

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Prof …