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Digantara, in collaboration with various partners, is part of the Maitri mission to manage space debris. The company aims to enhance space traffic management and monitoring of Resident Space Objects in Low Earth Orbit.

Digantara: Maitri will demonstrate progress towards space debris management and a sustainable space future, as per a statement from the Australian government. It will incorporate an Australian built Orbital Servicing Vehicle launched on a dedicated Indian launcher, it said.

India Business News: Elon Musk to meet with Indian spacetech startups in India to explore potential opportunities for SpaceX and Starlink. Meeting to include Hyderabad-based companies like Skyroot Aerospace and Bengaluru-based startups like Pixxel and Digantara.

Space Technology: Indias private space sector saw tremendous growth in the last decade and catapulted the country into the league of elite spacefaring nations, with the potential to become a $100 billion market in the years to come.

In 2012, India had just one registered startup in the space sector -- Dhruva Space from Hyderabad. The country now has close to 200 space startups.This exponential growth in the space sector is due to the government's transformative policies ...

In 2012, India had just one registered startup in the space sector -- Dhruva Space from Hyderabad

India's decision to revise its Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms for the space sector is expected to bring in fresh foreign investments up to $25 billion over the next decade and result in a wave of collaborations between Indian and foreign ...

India’s decision to revise its Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) norms for the space sector is expected to bring in fresh foreign investments up to $25 billion over the next decade and result in a wave of collaborations between Indian and foreign companies, said a senior official of SIA-India. �� Union Cabinet Gives Nod for up to 100% FDI in Space Sector: Space Industry Welcomes New Norms, Expects USD 25 Billion Fresh Investment in 10 Years.

Rijiju took to X to thank the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientists for the successful launch of the satellite onboard the GSLV-F14 mission from the Sriharikota spaceport in Andhra Pradesh.

TIRUPATI: The GSLV rocket, for long called the ‘Naughty Boy’ for failing during previous launches, came of age on Saturday, flawlessly launching the Insat-3DS, a cutting-edge third-generation...