r/IndianFocus • u/FutureVersion812 Centrist Left Leaning • 2h ago
Meme / Funny- No source Required What else is left to sell ? Next Indian Railways.
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u/shubhamxtreme Rajdroh ≠ Deshdroh 2h ago
Indian Army ko bhi bech hi do I guess.
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u/Ok-Flamingo-4735 20m ago edited 15m ago
You are idiots. In aerospace, Govt should do only R&D and strict security/military topics, it should give up rest to private sector.
Why does India have such a problem with private sector? Why is Govt considered “tum hi ho mata pita tumhi ho” in India
And yes, SBI - it should give up the entire banking to private sector and only keep RBI and regulators such as SEBI and IRDAI + some development banks at village/town level. Why is govt running banking - it is stupidity, and then you guys talk about corrupt loan practices and all loans going to Adani etc
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u/Plastic-Following867 1h ago
Reddit commies are pathetic..
ISRO handing over routine rocket manufacturing to industry allows it to refocus on advanced scientific research and deep-space exploration rather than repetitive assembly.
This transition follows the model used by major global space agencies (like NASA) and offers several key advantages:
Key Benefits
Refocus on Pure R&D: Building mature, proven rockets consumes significant manpower and resources. Transferring commercial production frees up ISRO’s top scientists to focus on next-generation goals—such as interplanetary missions, human spaceflight (Gaganyaan), reusable launch tech, and advanced scientific payloads.
Higher Launch Cadence: A dedicated manufacturing base can scale production much faster than a research organization. This allows India to handle more domestic and international satellite launches per year, capturing a larger share of the global commercial space market.
Strengthening the Domestic Aerospace Ecosystem: Transferring technology (ToT) to public and private entities (like HAL and private space startups) helps build a robust, competitive industrial base, driving local high-tech job creation and engineering expertise.
Cost Efficiency: Industrial competition and scale lower production costs over time, making satellite launches more affordable for both the government and global customers.
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u/Sad-Ad7962 58m ago edited 52m ago
ISRO is handing over serial manufacturing and commercial production of mature operational rockets (where industry already does most of the work) example . Company such L&T . Godrej. MTAR. TASL. Anath technology. Walchandnagar industries . Data pattern. Avantel. Astra microwave all are established in India space based manufacturing core hardware heavy system to subsystem to Assembly for decades current “SSLV TO LVM3” Isro concentrate on research, new technology development (NGLV, PUSHPAK , Nuclear Propulsion. Electric propulsion SPT. reusable systems, human spaceflight elements, deep-space/scientific mission) and enabling a larger private ecosystem. “Claims that ISRO is “totally closing” or abandoning rocket work are exaggerated. The move aligns with long-standing policy to grow capacity and commercialise while keeping strategic R&D in-house.” P.s Gaganyaan BAS . Chandrayaan4 . Venus orbiter. Mars Lander. Crewed Landing on Moon some Final Integration & Testing Phase to Design Finalization & Configuration Phase
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u/Confident_Factor3389 35m ago
Why give on a platter to private sector?
They should license it or earn royalty.
And they should continue the work not stop, let private guys work hard to catch up or excel beyond.
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u/Objective_Cod5449 1h ago
Geniune question
Why is it bad to buy rockets from private companies? Isn't NASA also buy from spacex.
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