@Sezukan1774422@IITKgp Congress did create the IITs but they forgot to create the ecosystem to absorb the talent coming from IITs, and thus we had to see a ton of brain drain. Thankfully BJP has done great work in creating domestic deep tech and startup ecosystem.
@NewIndia2047@Robotbeat Spantrik, Astrophel and most notably Astrobase are all working on reusables as well, with Astrobase close to testing their 800kN class FFSC engine.
@tvarad@Robotbeat The materials used in crystal blades in jet engines are very different than materials used in rocket stages (even reusable ones) & re-entry capsules (India's workin on Gaganyaan btw). India have tech for both the cases, and for the later India have mass production ability as well
@aatmawanderin@Robotbeat@NewIndia2047 Wrong reason. Real reason behind delaying privatization of space sector in India was political will & evolving global landscape, INC more or less lacked the vision costing India too much, BJP thankfully had the vision And in mere 6 years we've a private firm with orbital ability.
@CKomarraju89834@101stGBcorps Being a NewZealander doesn't mean he would risk his relations with a country (US) from where his 95% of the business comes. That's the soft power, NZ can't do shit if US decides to deprive NZ or prioritize its own missions over NZ's.
@civic_cipher@RohitChan666 This mass production is a good thing, since it will allow Isro to focus on frontier technologies and ISRO can allocate more resources to new R&D while transferring rocket launches to private sector, this is good for ISRO, economy and nation.
@civic_cipher@RohitChan666 Mofo😭😭, you clearly do not understand space tech domain. Skyroot, agnikul, astrobase, and others are building their own engines, stages, avionics, etc. without any tech transfer from ISRO, HAL (gov. body) and its consortium are getting ISRO tech for mass production
@civic_cipher@RohitChan666 Bro😭are you for real this naive? this article means ISRO tech was transferred to private players like HAL & others to mass produce rockets, its a good thing, we will see more launches, ISRO will've more resources for R&D. Plus ISRO is not there to make profit in the first place
@CKomarraju89834@101stGBcorps Nope baby, NZ doesn't have the capability its Rocketlab, which is based in USA and is an US company, they just operate a launch site in NZ. I mean Rocketlab would always put US interests over NZ ones always, plus NZ dont have a space program.
@OG_ALCHEMY01@frustrated0010@RiseBharata 😂🤝, together always for progress of Aryavrat🇮🇳! Lets both work for ourselves, families and bringing back glory to our nation.
And
chutad pitayi maang rahe tere shayad
@OG_ALCHEMY01@frustrated0010@RiseBharata Glad to hear thoughts, that is how a nation builder should be, lets work to make Bharat Great while countering propaganda and blackpilling.
And coming to sariya part, bete uchaal uchaal k choduga teko, tune abhi ass whooping dekhi kaha hai.
@TarunK214735076@KNumezawa@ErnestCalFab I agree bureaucracy is ass, but we need to understand that Indian gov have made many serious changes to boost space ecosystem, for eg: 20 year tax holiday for deep tech (space tech), funding access, access to ISRO's testing facilities, etc.
There's a lot of good that has happened