India's space economy, valued at $8.4 billion and including over 400 startups
India's space economy, valued at $8.4 billion and including over 400 startups since private investment opened in 2020, aims to launch its first private orbital-class rocket by August 4 through Skyroot Aerospace. ISRO has launched over 430 foreign satellites and plans a $44 billion industry by 2033. India also sent spacecraft to Mars and the Moon, with ambitions for human spaceflight and a lunar mission in 2027.
19 JUL 2026
— Indian Express
India's first privately-built orbital rocket, Vikram-1, launched by Skyroot Aerospace, marks a significant milestone in the nation's space sector.
20 JUL 2026
— NDTV
Prime Minister Modi praised Skyroot Aerospace's young team and indirectly criticized Rahul Gandhi's age during the Monsoon Session.
— Indian Express
Prime Minister Modi criticized Rahul Gandhi's age during his address to Parliament, comparing him to young innovators launching rockets.
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