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TECH NEWS : Elon Musk to meet Indian space tech startups in New Delhi to discuss Starlink, Tesla. FDI rules eased for space projects. Startups benefit from SpaceX

The revised notification will be effective from April 16 and set to permit 100% FDI in certain sectors within the space industry, aligning with the Indian Space Policy 2023…. - Newsx

The spacetech startups including Skyroot Aerospace, Agnikul Cosmos, Bellatrix Aerospace and Dhruva Space have already received a save-the-date request from the government in New Delhi for April 22.

Elon Musk to visit India and meet PM Modi on April 22. Musk expected to announce Teslas entry into Indian market and potential investment of $2-3 billion. He may also meet space startup founders and discuss collaboration in the space sector.

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.

The only other country that can match or beat the costs India offers in space tech is China, but the geopolitical situation is such that the world does not trust China | Latest News India

Chennai-based space start-up Agnikul Cosmos on Sunday called off the maiden launch of its 3D-printed, semi-cryogenic Agnibaan rocket about 92 seconds before lift-off citing some technical issues. Sundays was the third attempt at the test launch of the Agnibaan Sub-Orbital Technology Demonstrator (SOrTeD) since March 22, when the test flight was first scheduled to be held at the Agnikul Launch Pad at ISROs Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota.

The startups rocket Agnibaan, which is Indias first semi-cryogenic rocket, was initially scheduled for launch on March 22. However, the startup cancelled the liftoff a day earlier due to unspecified

Science News: NEW DELHI: Chennai-based space start-up Agnikul Cosmos had to halt the launch of its 3D-printed Agnibaan rocket just 92 seconds before liftoff due to .

Sunday’s was the third attempt at the test launch of the Agnibaan Sub-Orbital Technology Demonstrator since March 22, when the test flight was first scheduled to be held at the Agnikul Launch Pad at ISRO’s Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota