ISRO Chairman V Narayanan addressed concerns regarding privatisation of the space agency. He clarified that ISRO remains a government organisation and is fostering the private sector. The agency is collaborating with private companies and startups to expand India's space ecosystem. Narayanan emphasised the need for increased launch capabilities to meet national requirements. He assured employees that their concerns would be addressed and future launches are planned.

In a letter to Isro chairman and Department of Space secretary V Narayanan, the associations sought clarity on the government’s privatisation policy. | India News

ISRO employee groups have formally voiced concerns about the privatization of India's space sector. They seek clarification on the government's policy regarding technology…

ISRO employee associations seek clarity on privatization plans, raising concerns about the agency's future role and employee implications.

ISRO denies privatization reports, stating its role remains central to space research. Reforms aim to expand India's space ecosystem and foster global competitiveness. Private…

ISRO is increasingly collaborating with over 450 private firms to achieve India's ambitious space launch goals and expand its satellite capacity.