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ISRO Chief Backs Private Sector Role, Assures Agency Stays Government-Run

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ISRO chairman V Narayanan has reassured employees that the space agency will remain a government body despite growing private sector participation. He explained that involving private players is intended to expand India's overall space ecosystem rather than diminish ISRO's role. The agency plans to ramp up launch vehicle production to meet the country's increasing national requirements. ISRO will retain its focus on cutting-edge research and frontier technology, while industry partners scale up mature technologies. This division of responsibilities is designed to allow ISRO to push into new frontiers of space exploration.

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