ISRO to stay in charge even as private space grows
India's space agency, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), has clarified that it will not be privatized or have its role diminished, despite ongoing space-sector reforms and growing private sector involvement in space exploration. ISRO will continue to serve as India's principal institution for advanced space research, technology development, national and strategic missions, space science, and exploration.
The reforms aim to expand India's space ecosystem and allow ISRO to focus on next-generation technologies and complex missions.
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