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India Wants to Make Money on Leaps in Space Technology
New Delhi has established a new government body to exploit the commercial usage of ISRO products.
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New Delhi has established a new government body to exploit the commercial usage of ISRO products.
Indian companies are looking to get a piece of the action in the $300 billion global space industry.
India’s space program has come a long way since transporting rocket parts on bicycles.
The Indian space agency says the expected date for its latest moon mission is three years ahead of schedule.