Orbit Achieved, Scale Pending: Why India’s Space Startups Need State-Backed Capital
India has successfully de-risked space innovation through ISRO, startup funding, and policy reforms, but the next challenge is creating sustained demand that enables startups to scale manufacturing and launch cadence
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