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Navy Chief Urges Skyroot Aerospace to Collaborate on Defence Space Capabilities

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Indian Navy chief Vice Admiral Krishna Swaminathan has called on private space startup Skyroot Aerospace to partner with the Navy in 'mission mode'. The invitation was extended at the NDTV Summit, where Swaminathan emphasized the need to understand defence-specific requirements. The collaboration aims to develop sovereign, world-class space capabilities for India. The Navy chief outlined a long-term vision spanning the next 20 to 25 years for this strategic partnership.

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