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    Indian Space Startups are Meant to Go International, Says Lt. Gen Anil Bhatt (Retd), DG, ISpA

    StratNewsGlobal Tech TeamBy StratNewsGlobal Tech TeamMarch 30, 2023 Science No Comments1 Min Read

    In this episode of ORBITAL RENDEZVOUS, we have among us Lt. Gen. Anil Bhatt (Retd.), Director General, Indian Space Association. Lt. Gen. Bhatt speaks to us about what has changed in the relations between the defence ministry and the private sector regarding supplies of space technologies in the past few years. He discusses the role of IDEX in space innovation, on hyperspectral satellites, Indian space startups going global, and, more importantly, the Defence Space Symposium that ISpA is organising from April 11-13 at the DRDO Bhawan in New Delhi.

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