The Department of Space (DoS) has issued a fresh directive asking ISRO centres not to routinely accept resignation or voluntary retirement requests from scientific and technical personnel linked to Gaganyaan and other key missions, amid reports of a sharp rise in exits from the space agency.
The Department of Space (DoS) has issued a fresh directive asking ISRO centres not to routinely accept resignation or voluntary retirement requests from scientific and technical personnel linked to Gaganyaan and other key missions, amid reports of a sharp rise in exits from the space agency.
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The Department of Space (DoS) has issued a fresh directive asking ISRO centres not to routinely accept resignation or voluntary retirement requests from scientific and technical personnel linked to Gaganyaan and other key missions, amid reports of a sharp rise in exits from the space agency.
