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Mridul Das

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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 rocket launch (Vikram-S)! 🚀 Skyroot is challenging SpaceX’s small satellite market. 🌍 2. Pixxel – Funding $71.7M 🔬 Hyperspectral satellites for Earth imaging! 🛰️Pixxel is competing with Planet Labs in satellite imaging. 🚀 3. Agnikul Cosmos – Funding $61.5M 🎯 Custom 3D-printed rockets for micro-satellites! Agnikul is rivaling Rocket Lab in cost-effective launches. 🛰 4. Dhruva Space – Undisclosed 🔧 Building India’s satellite ecosystem! ♻️ 5. Digantara – Undisclosed 🛑 Tracking space debris for safer orbits! 💡 Why This Matters? ✔️ Cheaper launches than SpaceX & Rocket Lab! ✔️ Hyperspectral imaging: The next big tech! ✔️ Made-in-India innovation, going global! The future of space tech is being built in India! 🇮🇳💪

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