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The success of this mission has also sealed india's ambition to become a major space power. and anticipation is building up for upcoming missions like the one to study the sun and the country's maiden human space flight programme, which are awaited in the next few months. globally, the space economy and space industry is seeing an exponential rise, with more demand for data from satellite imaging, navigation, and now even space tourism picking up. in just the last ten years, more than $272 billion have been raised in private equity money by space companies around the world. india is now hoping...

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The government re—phasing construction by two years. the second phase was due to open in 2032, but has been pushed back to between 2035 and 2040. in 2013, hs2 was expected to cost £37.5 billion. then, in 2015, that prediction went up to around £56 billion. four years later, the cost was expected to be between £72 billion and £98 billion but after the link between the east midlands and leeds was scrapped, the cost now is expected to be around the £71 billion mark. that is more than twice as much as originally anticipated. i think it could cost a lot more than that. we have seen a report ...

Is the highest in five years, and the company has conceded it will not meet its target to reduce them this year. critics cite a legacy of under—investment since privatisation. some of the companies — and also the public regulator 0fwat — deny this and insist investment has been adequate and is rising. yet the total dividends paid to the privatised companies' shareholders since 1989, at £72 billion, are equivalent to almost half of total expenditure on capital infrastructure — that's pipes and new sewers — in that time. and customers' bills? official data shows that between privatisa...