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India Lifts Space Budget as ISRO Ramps Up Missions
Allocation rises to ₹13,705.63 crore for FY27, with capital spending climbing to ₹6,375.92 crore as the government backs launch vehicles, satellites and higher outlays for space science.
Allocation rises to ₹13,705.63 crore for FY27, with capital spending climbing to ₹6,375.92 crore as the government backs launch vehicles, satellites and higher outlays for space science.
Human spaceflight tests, private rocket launches and industrial firsts line up as Isro and startups move from ambition to execution.
The LVM3-M6 flight marks India’s first dedicated commercial launch for a US customer and the heaviest payload ever carried by an Indian launcher, sharpening Isro’s push into global heavy-lift services.
The launch will place a direct-to-mobile satellite into low Earth orbit, advancing efforts to deliver cellular broadband without ground infrastructure.
PM launches $11.25 billion scheme to bring universities and industry together, simplify procurement, and scale labs and fellowships.