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Private Sector Boosts India's Space Economy Under Indian Space Policy-2023

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29 Jan 2026

As of January 2026, approximately 1050 private companies have enrolled on IN-SPACe Digital Platform, showcasing their capabilities in the space sector. The Indian Space Policy-2023 facilitates private sector participation across all layers of space activities, including launches, satellite operations, and data services. IN-SPACe's strategic vision aims to propel India's space economy from 8.4 billion USD in 2022 to 44 billion USD by 2033, leveraging commercialization, ecosystem development, and international partnerships.

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Government Strengthens Old Dams Inspection and Rehabilitation Efforts

The Ministry of Jal Shakti has outlined significant measures to enhance the safety and operational performance of dams across India, particularly focusing on those over fifty years old. As part of the Dam Safety Act, 2021, annual inspections are mandated, categorizing dams into three levels of urgency. The Dam Rehabilitation

Innovations in Weather Forecasting and Ocean Research by Ministry of Earth Sciences

The Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) has made significant advancements in weather forecasting, climate services, and ocean research during 2024–25. This includes developments in early warning systems, the implementation of advanced technology-driven forecasting systems, and improvements in ocean forecasting capabilities. Key innovations include the Decision Support System (DSS), integrated

IMD Enhances Weather Alert Systems Across India

The Ministry of Earth Sciences in India has significantly upgraded its weather observation network, improving disaster preparedness and response. With advancements made in the period from 2014 to 2025, existing systems have expanded to cover 87% of the country, enabling more accurate weather forecasts and disaster warnings via mobile alerts.

Namami Gange Mission Phase-II Hits Key Milestones

In 2025, the Namami Gange Mission Phase-II achieved significant progress with the commissioning of 25 sewage treatment plants, creating a total sewage treatment capacity of 3,977 MLD as of December 2025. Water quality of the river Ganga has shown improvement, meeting bathing criteria in several regions, though some areas

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Government Strengthens Old Dams Inspection and Rehabilitation Efforts

Innovations in Weather Forecasting and Ocean Research by Ministry of Earth Sciences

IMD Enhances Weather Alert Systems Across India

Namami Gange Mission Phase-II Hits Key Milestones