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After Skyroot's Big Win, Indian Space Startups Bag $871 Million Funding
Centre opened India's space sector to private players in 2020. Companies now get access to ISRO's launch pads and testing facilities.
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After Skyroot's Big Win, Indian Space Startups Bag $871 Million Funding
Centre opened India's space sector to private players in 2020. Companies now get access to ISRO's launch pads and testing facilities.
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