Rather than protecting ISRO from short-term pressures and enlarging its capacity, the state has been treating ISRO as an asset to be mobilised, consuming its capacities to satisfy immediate fiscal, political, and strategic objectives
Rather than protecting ISRO from short-term pressures and enlarging its capacity, the state has been treating ISRO as an asset to be mobilised, consuming its capacities to satisfy immediate fiscal, political, and strategic objectives
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