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🚀 India’s Space Startups: Taking on the World! 🌏✨ India’s private space sector is soaring, challenging global giants! Here’s a power ranking of top startups by funding & innovation: 🔥 1. Skyroot Aerospace – Funding $99.8M ✅ 1st Indian private ro

India Launches ₹1,000 Crore Fund for Space Startups🚀🌝 The Indian government has introduced a ₹1,000 crore funding scheme to boost innovation and private participation in the space sector. This initiative aims to support startups developing satelli

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From Jugaad to Unicorns: India’s Journey to Global Impact For decades, jugaad—India’s unique problem-solving mindset—has been the backbone of grassroots innovation. It's about making things work, often with limited resources, through sheer ing

Startup Mahakumbh has launched the Startup Maha Rathi challenge to give a major boost to India’s startup ecosystem. With a ₹30 crore prize pool, the initiative aims to support emerging businesses across key sectors by providing funding, mentorship,

SpaceX's Starship, the world's largest and heaviest rocket, exploded during its seventh flight test on Friday. A video captured the rocket flying in space before it suddenly exploded, scattering debris near the Turks and Caicos Islands. The incident

Dhruva Space AstraView Launch: A Big Step in Earth Analytics Dhruva Space AstraView Launch Hyderabad-based spacetech startup Dhruva Space has introduced AstraView, a new service for satellite imagery. This system provides real-time, high-resolution

India’s startup pitch: ‘We are solving for Bharat!’ VCs: ‘Great! But will this scale in Silicon Valley?’ Why do we hustle for global approval when our real market is right here? Are we chasing dollars or missing sense? 🤔 Let’s unpack this paradox

Pixxel, a Bengaluru-based space tech startup, has launched Firefly, India's first private hyperspectral satellite constellation, via a SpaceX rocket. With plans to expand to 18-24 satellites by 2026-2027, Pixxel aims to revolutionize agriculture and

This will create more billionaires than the internet boom: 2010: $50,000 to send 1kg to space 2024: $100 Soon: $10 But everyone's focused on the wrong thing. The real opportunity isn't in launches - it's in what comes after: The internet was once