India Plans to Clear Its Orbital Debris by 2030 Under 'Swachh Space' Initiative

The Indian government has outlined a plan, called 'Swachh Space,' to clean up orbital debris by 2030. According to official figures, India currently tracks 129 debris objects in orbit that originate from its own space activities. The initiative aims to reduce the growing risk that discarded objects pose to operational satellites and future missions. Details of the specific cleanup methods and timelines are part of the broader plan being pursued through 2030.
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