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ISRO plans to add 100-150 satellites in three years to enhance border security, said ISRO Chief

Bengaluru-based space tech start-up Pixxel is on course to launch six satellites in 2024, as it had shared earlier, using rockets of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Elon Musk-owned SpaceX, said chief executive officer (CEO) Awais Ah

🚀 ISRO Bharatiya Antariksh Hackathon 2025 Is Here – Build for Space, Win Recognition, and It’s 100% FREE! 🌌 Are you a college student who dreams beyond the skies? 🌠 This is your once in a lifetime shot to team up with India’s smartest minds, solv

Startup Introduction Series Number 1️⃣ ORBIT AID AEROSPACE PVT LTD :- This startup is in the aerospace sector, and they are developing satelite life extension solutions enabling longer mission duration, reduced space debris generation and enhanced

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

🚀 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

1. Pixxel's Satellite Launch Plans: Bengaluru-based startup Pixxel aims to launch six hyperspectral imagery satellites in 2024. These satellites will be part of a larger constellation. • They will address the needs of various industries, including

🛰️ India’s New Space-Tech Hope: Orbitt Space Raises $1M Pre-Seed Funding 🚀 Orbitt Space, founded by ex-ISRO scientists Christopher Parmar & Anupam Kumar, has raised $1M in pre-seed funding led by Pi Ventures & IIMA Ventures. The Ahmedabad-based st

India’s Space Industry is Taking Off – Are We Ready for Space Tourism? 🚀 A few years ago, space was a dream for India. Today, we’re witnessing a space revolution—from Chandrayaan-3’s success to the rise of private space startups. But what if the ne

Skyroot is now targeting $1 bn valuation for its next round of $100 million funding. It could become India's first space-tech Unicorn 🦄