Indian tech start-up wins UK-US space contract pitch
Delhi-headquartered 114 AI Innovation LLP wins the inaugural International Space Pitch Day with its innovative "Spacewise" concept for data analysis in real time.
ISRO all set to get spaced out with private players
India is poised to encourage foreign direct investment (FDI) in the space sector, with or without joint ventures (JVs) with Indian companies, and is ready to rope in overseas companies to set up facilities in the country to make satellites and launch vehicles.
Space sector reforms opens up new market worth billions of dollars
Many foreign firms have shown interest in providing satellite-based services in India following the Modi government’s decision to open up the space sector. It now needs to appoint a truly independent regulator and frame sensible rules to encourage investments.
Cyient partners with SPRINT for projects in space data and technologies
Digital engineering and technology solutions major Cyient has announced its strategic partnership with UK-based Space Research and Innovation Network for Technology (SPRINT) to accelerate innovation in the space sector.
UK Minister Alok Sharma unveils investment in fight against space junk
UK Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Alok Sharma has unveiled a £1-million government investment to be divided up between seven companies to help tackle dangerous debris in space, which pose the threat of colliding with satellites vital to our everyday lives.
India-Vietnam ties keep getting upgraded
The 17th Meeting of the India-Vietnam Joint Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technological Cooperation saw several new spheres of collaboration being explored and earmarked for development.
Private space sector gets ready to fly India to the moon and beyond
The proposed plans pledge support to private players, including start-ups, thus unleashing their potential to engage and prosper in the space exploration industry.
Private and public sector to team up and boost India’s flight into space
India’s space competitiveness has suffered from the absence of a globally reputed private industry. All that is about to change with the advent of public-private space manufacturing and technology partnership, thanks to the recent liberalisation of the sector by the Indian government.
Start-ups add a new tune to India’s space jam
The new space reforms introduced by the Indian government will reenergise the sector for start- ups and private companies.
India’s space odyssey gets a turbo boost
Nirmala Sitharaman’s announcement on permitting the private sector to enter India’s space sector and even use ISRO’s existing assets will enable India to climb up the value chain of the global commercial space market.