India aims to build a US$44 billion space economy by 2033. While private space companies dominate the headlines, the bigger…
The satellite is designed to image select areas as frequently as every 5 minutes and cover the entire Indian landmass…
Companies such as Skyroot Aerospace, Pixxel, Agnikul Cosmos and Digantara are moving beyond early-stage innovation and developing commercial space technologies…
India’s space journey: Chandrayaan-1 produced one of India’s most important scientific achievements in the space industry.
India’s space economy is projected to grow from $8.4 billion in 2023 to $40-45 billion by 2030, driven by policy…
PM Modi suggested that companies developing agricultural space technologies should work closely with agricultural universities and government departments.
Companies like Agnikul Cosmos, Bellatrix Aerospace, Dhruva Space, GalaxEye, Pixxel and Skyroot have raised significant VC and govt-backed funding for…
The Moon Base mission is NASA’s flagship initiative to establish a permanent, habitable lunar outpost where astronauts can live, work…
India has recently announced a Rs 1,000 crore Venture Capital Fund and a Rs 500 crore Technology Adoption Fund.
Powered by liquid oxygen and methane, EVEREST uses one of the most advanced and technically demanding rocket-engine architectures in the…
Skyroot Aerospace’s successful Vikram-1 mission marks a milestone for India’s private space sector, shifting focus from technology validation to building…
According to Skyroot, the messages are intended to connect India’s decades-long public-sector space journey with the new generation of private…
The space agency has increasingly faced competition for specialised talent following the opening up of India’s space sector to private…
In its latest update on X, Skyroot stated that the rocket now “stands on the launch pad at Sriharikota, ready…
Awais Ahmed, founder of Pixxel Space Technologies from a Karnataka village, revolutionizes space tech with hyperspectral satellite imaging, earning NASA’s…
Vikram‑1 is a multi‑stage, seven‑storey‑tall orbital launch vehicle constructed with an all‑carbon composite structure.
Under the plan, only companies that are majority-owned and controlled by Indians will be eligible to access the PSLV technology.
Dr Jitendra Singh cited Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos, Pixxel, GalaxEye, Digantara and Dhruva Space as prime examples of India’s growing…