Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre: IN-SPACe
Government has approved the creation of a new organisation- IN-SPACe, to ensure greater private participation in India’s space activities.It is part of an important set of reforms to open the space sector and make space-based applications and services more widely accessible to everyone.
Objectives
- The new Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) will assess the needs and demands of private players, including educational and research institutions, and will explore ways to accommodate these requirements in consultation with ISRO.
- Existing ISRO infrastructure, both ground- and space-based, scientific and technical resources, and even data are planned to be made ....
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