New agenda need of the hour for India’s space ecosystem: IIST V-C Dipankar Banerjee
IIST Vice-Chancellor Dipankar Banerjee has called for a new collaborative agenda for India's space sector. He emphasized the need for better integration between ISRO, private industry, academia, and startups to meet growing national demands.
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As India transitions to 'Space 3.0', the shift toward a multi-stakeholder ecosystem is critical for maintaining the country's competitive edge in aerospace technology.
New agenda need of the hour for India’s space ecosystem: IIST V-C Dipankar Banerjee left Dipankar Banerjee, Vice-Chancellor, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology KSL https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/giut42/article71617001.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/IMG_Dipan_2_1_45DF19C4.jpg Jayapaul I 6291@Thiruvananthapuram He was inaugurating the 39th National Convention of Aerospace Engineering and ‘Space 2.0 - The Agenda,’ a seminar organised by the Institution of Engineers (India) under the aegis of its Aerospace Engineering Division Board THIRUVANANTHAPURAM A “new agenda” needs to be established for India’s space ecosystem given the growing global and national requirements and the need to bring multiple players together, Dipankar Banerjee, Vice-Chancellor, Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology (IIST), said here on Friday. Dr. Banerjee was inaugurating the 39th National Convention of Aerospace Engineering and ‘Space 2.0 - The Agenda,’ a seminar organised by the Institution of Engineers (India) under the aegis of its Aerospace Engineering Division Board.
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