Private enterprises and startups hold the key to propelling India’s space sector to claim a larger slice of the global market, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) chairman S Somanath recently stated at a session titled “ISRO’s vision and the rise of India’s space Tech companies” held in Trivandrum, Kerala.
Dr S Somnath was addressing an international conference on emerging trends in AI in Bangalore.
The ISRO Chairman said this momentous achievement signifies a revolution in India’s telecommunications space, driven by cutting-edge indigenous technology.
S Somanath claimed scientific principles for aeronautics, concepts of time, structure of the universe, mathematics, metallurgy and aviation were taken, through the Arab world, to the Western countries, where scientists claimed them as their discoveries
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) came up with a clarification on Monday that its Chairman K Sivan does not have any personal account on the social media.
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