More than 100 scientists have reportedly resigned or sought to resign from ISRO's key centres, leading the Department of Space to tighten resignation rules for flagship missions like Gaganyaan.Is this a brain drain—or a sign that India's private space industry is taking off?Watch this quick explainer to understand what's happening.

ISRO faces another talent exodus crisis reminiscent of the 1990s IT boom, prompting urgent retention measures for key personnel.

As India’s private spacetech sector takes off, competition for its most experienced scientists is raising questions about how the country can build a thriving commercial space…