India s space-tech start-ups have become a vital research field comprising 140 registered businesses, according to The New York Times. India is a significant "counterweight" to China s global space business dominance. India is viewed as both a vital scientific power and a less feared alternative to transfer military-grade technology through instead of China. The NYT cited the extensive growth from India s space-tech start-ups, leaping from five during the pandemic. Bengaluru-headquartered start-up Pixxel has a contract with a secretive agency within the Pentagon, while Skyroot Aerospace, a launch provider s CEO, Pawan Kumar Chandana, anticipates 30,000 global satellite launches this decade.
NYT hails India s space programme, says will transform planet s connection to final frontier
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India s space programme set to transform planet s connection to final frontier : NYT : The Tribune India
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