India’s spending on R&D points to a big gap compared to other countries. While India allocates just 0.7 per cent of its GDP to R&D, the United States invests 2.8 per cent, China 2.1 per cent, Israel 4.3 per cent, and South Korea 4.6 per cent
Read MoreChandana’s forecast comes as the global space industry continues to expand, currently valued at approximately USD 400 billion, with projections suggesting it could reach USD 1 trillion by 2040 or USD 1.8 trillion by 2035
Read MoreIndia’s space economy is expected to expand significantly, growing from its current value of around USD 8.4 billion to USD 44 billion by 2033
Read MoreCabinet approves mission to Venus for scientific exploration and for a better understanding of the Venusian atmosphere, and geology and generate a large amount of scientific data probing into its thick atmosphere
Read MoreChandrayaan-4 will concentrate on demonstrating critical technologies for future lunar missions, such as docking and undocking processes, safe landing methods and returning lunar samples to Earth
Read MoreComplementing these efforts, the state is establishing a Centre of Excellence for space technologies to foster innovation and provide resources for startups and enterprises
Read MoreRao called for urgent reforms to enable innovation and sustainability in Indian research space
Read MoreScience Gallery Bengaluru's new exhibition, Sci560, explores Bengaluru's rich scientific heritage through interactive displays and storytelling, highlighting key figures and discoveries in the city's scientific history
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