INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
In a groundbreaking shift, India and China are redefining the global space race, a move that resonates deeply with the Global South.At the
Ravichandran, the visionary co-founder of Agnikul Cosmos, anticipates a skyrocketing demand for small satellites.This aligns perfectly with
Backed by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Agnikul Cosmos aims to disrupt space manufacturing.They plan to reduce costs
dramatically, by 95%, and to initiate biweekly rocket launches
investments.These investments are driven by the promise of national prestige, economic growth, enhanced security, and the lure of lunar
with a single rocket and being the first Asian country to orbit Mars successfully.The rivalry extends to space diplomacy, with both nations
diplomatic endeavors in space.In summary, the dynamic competition between India and China in space, marked by emerging private sector roles
national pride, security, and economic potential.
