How India is Rewriting Its Space Story: A Government-Backed Leap Beyond the Horizon
There was a time when India’s space ambitions were seen as modest—important, yes, but not exactly headline-making. But things have changed. Today, ISRO isn’t just a technical agency; it's a source of national pride, scientific progress, and geopolitical relevance. And at the centre of this transformation lies something often overlooked: a clear and consistent push from the Indian government . This isn't just about sending rockets into the sky. It's about creating a framework—policy, investment, and education—that supports a long-term space ecosystem. And if the past few years are anything to go by, India is serious about claiming its place among the world’s most advanced spacefaring nations. A Clear Shift in Priorities In the early days, ISRO’s focus was strictly utilitarian—remote sensing, weather updates, and basic communication services. Useful? Absolutely. But the scope was limited. It’s only in the last decade or so that space has become a core part of the g...