The Indian Space Research Organisation has rejected concerns that greater private-sector participation will weaken or privatise the agency, saying the reforms are intended to expand India’s space ecosystem while allowing ISRO to concentrate on advanced technologies and strategic missions. ISRO
Nine employee associations representing staff across Indian Space Research Organisation centres have sought a written clarification from ISRO Chairman V Narayanan over the growing transfer of manufacturing and operational responsibilities to private companies, raising questions about the agency’s future role and workforce. ISRO Staff Question Future Role of Space Agency








