India is fast emerging as a preferred global destination for space sector engagement and investment, Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh said on Tuesday.
Inaugurating the India International Space Conclave, Singh said India’s space sector was undergoing a decisive transformation and the government’s reforms have created an enabling ecosystem where talent, technology and investment can converge to shape the future of the space economy.
Reforms introduced since 2019, including opening the sector to private players, establishing IN-SPACe as a single-window regulatory body and releasing the space policy in 2023, have helped India expand its role in the global space landscape, the minister said.
He said the unlocking of the space sector has brought start-ups, students, industry and citizens into what was once a closed domain.
Singh said that India’s most significant contribution has been the application of space technology for governance and citizen welfare.
Nearly 70 per ce​India is fast emerging as a preferred global destination for space sector engagement and investment, Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh said on Tuesday.
Inaugurating the India International Space Conclave, Singh said India’s space sector was undergoing a decisive transformation and the government’s reforms have created an enabling ecosystem where talent, technology and investment can converge to shape the future of the space economy.
Reforms introduced since 2019, including opening the sector to private players, establishing IN-SPACe as a single-window regulatory body and releasing the space policy in 2023, have helped India expand its role in the global space landscape, the minister said.
He said the unlocking of the space sector has brought start-ups, students, industry and citizens into what was once a closed domain.
Singh said that India’s most significant contribution has been the application of space technology for governance and citizen welfare.
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