greekherald.com · Space · 2026-09-07
Completely baseless and incorrect : ISRO rejects reports of privatisation
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Sunday clarified that it will continue to remain the country's principal institution for advanced space research, technology development and strategic missions, rejecting media reports suggesting privatisation or a reduction in its role amid ongoing space sector reforms. In a detailed statement titled "ISRO's Next Chapter Completely baseless and incorrect : ISRO rejects reports of privatisation , says its importance will never diminish.
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