ISRO opens space to private sector, netizens launch hilarious memes

Following NASA’s footsteps, centre has w allowed private players in industry allowing m to participate in building of rockets, providing launch services amongst ors. In dendum, government also approved creation of a new body –Indian National Promotion and Authorisation Centre, or IN- — that would work as a link between ISRO and anyone who wanted to take part in -related activities or use India’s resources.

While ISRO chief K Sivan hailed cabinet’s decision to allow private industry participation in , many citizens took to Twitter to share ir opinion. Soon a meme fest broke out on Twitter with many pointing out to businesses who would apparently "race to make up satellites".

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ISRO anunces reforms

Anuncing  first major reform, K Sivan said that IN- would act as a national dal ncy for handholding and promoting private sector in endeavours and that ISRO would be sharing its technical expertise with IN- & would help in setting up of facilities as per needs and feasibility. 

 second reform anunced by K Sivan focused on New India Limited (NSIL) and via it to re-orient activities from a ‘supply-driven’ model to a ‘demand-driven’ model, reby ensuring optimum utilization of our assets.

Union Minister of State for Atomic Energy and , Jitendra Singh, anunced formation of a new institution – Indian National , Promotion and Authorisation Centre or IN-. He said Centre will guide private industries in activities through encouraging policies in a friendly regulatory environment. 

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