ISRO gears up to launch satellites built by private players onboard PSLV-C51

Lauding the Centre for launching reforms unlocking India's potential in the space sector, Sivan said "The next mission PSLV-C51 (polar satellite launch vehicle)

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:03 AM Dec 18, 2020 IST

Sriharikota (AP), December 17

ISRO would launch an earth observation satellite ‘ANAND’ that is fully built by a start-up as part of enabling private players in space exploration, Chairman K Sivan said on Thursday.

Lauding the Centre for launching reforms unlocking India’s potential in the space sector, Sivan said “The next mission PSLV-C51 (polar satellite launch vehicle). — PTI

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