India’s space program continues to break new ground with the successful launch of GSAT-24, the country’s first demand-driven satellite. This revolutionary mission marks a significant shift in how satellites are built and utilized, catering to the specific needs of the telecommunications sector.
Traditionally, satellites are constructed based on anticipated market demands. However, the GSAT-24 project flips this concept. Here’s how it works:
The GSAT-24 launch paves the way for a more responsive and market-driven approach to satellite development. Here are some key benefits:
The GSAT-24 significantly bolsters Tata Play’s capabilities:
The success of GSAT-24 sets a precedent for future collaborations between NSIL, ISRO, and private companies. This model has the potential to revolutionize the Indian space industry, fostering a more dynamic and commercially viable ecosystem.
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