IN-SPACe moves to privatise operations of Rs 986 cr spaceport
IN-SPACe is seeking private partners to operate ISRO's new small satellite launch complex in Tamil Nadu, India. This privatization effort aims to improve operational efficiency for small rocket launches while ISRO provides technical support and training.
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