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INSAT-3DS Mission: First glimpse of the beauty and complexity of Earth through modern Imager and Sounder payloads onboard INSAT-3DS. This data serves as crucial input for Indian scientists for mereological studies, weather forecasts, and understanding atmospheric dynamics.

satish reddy has to think about "need to know" elements for every sentence he utters, his current boss doesn't take kindly to unnecessary media statements. ISRO on the other hand has more freedom on what they can say in public.

answer to this question, and more from ISRO chief. he says SSLV was made with industry in mind, ISRO has no commercial interest in this segment. ========== ISRO Chief explains what went wrong with Chandrayaan-2 and how Chandrayaan-3 will be different!

Space startup Bellatrix to test electric propulsion for satellites on-board PSLV Read more at: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/startups/space-startup-bellatrix-to-test-electric-propulsion-for-satellites-on-board-pslv/articleshow/99666830.cms?

We are also preparing parallel for the landing demonstration of the reusable launch vehicle. Currently, the teams are at the landing site at Chitradurga. We are hopeful that everything will be fine in a few days & we'll be able to do the landing demonstration: ISRO chief

NISAR https://nisar.jpl.nasa.gov/

ISRO Gaganyaan parachute deployment

can use google lens on phone, it will copy the text for google translate on to your pc, if on same network.

so there was a russia angle here too. ==== 36 satellites belonging to OneWeb, the part UK government-owned broadband satellite company, are launched from India using ISRO’s GSLV rocket, after the use of Russian Soyuz rockets was suspended in March.

Launch time 12:07 am. 5796 kg payload. ==== Launch of LVM3-M2/OneWeb India-1 Mission from Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) SHAR, Sriharikota

In response, it would be fun if ISRO creates a starlink like system for India. ======== Elon Musk’s SpaceX Breaks Record, Launches 143 Satellites In One Go Beating ISRO’s Tally Of 104

Issue is with monetisation. you can use ISRO official content/material as long as you don't make money out of it.

EOS-01 Launched recently...

i encourage scientifically inclined members to spend some time on this mosdac website, the amount of data available in mind boggling.

Meteorological & Oceanographic Satellite Data Archival Centre MOSDAC

For the second query. https://www.isro.gov.in/sites/default/files/tenders/pteoi-10.pdf

Others have answered to your question. If you have anymore of such questions, feel free to ask in appropriate thread. You can tag me, I don’t mind answering.

And then once the technology matures, someone else will develop another satellite to grab these block chain data banks from the sky.

Tata did absorb ISRO’s Li-ion tech. They came out with a product called Ziptron for their EV portfolio. https://www.indiatimes.com/auto/current/tata-chemicals-isro-sign-mou-for-lithium-ion-cell-tech-transfer-will-help-ev-growth-in-india-365686.html

NASA annual statement might throw some light to your queries. https://www.nasa.gov/sites/default/files/atoms/files/afr19_508_1.pdf Their annual revenues are hardly 10% of their budget. ISRO too is not expected to be self sufficient in fiscal terms. But yes, your question remains valid for...