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Yes, the more countries looking toward space the better. Great to see on any level.

'India poor why india in space race' comments incoming

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India already has a space program, they launched their first satellite in 1980. This is private companies in India joining the club just like SpaceX and Blue Origin

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Not only does India have a space program but they’re partnered with NASA on some projects. The one that comes to mind right away is the NISAR project

I used to work in TCS (a competitor of Infosys), left due to the horrible work environment and pay. No software engineer in India worth his salt, wants to work for them.

But, If you guys in the West choose to contact shit companies just because they are cheap af, then don't expect quality as these companies can never attract talent.

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i mean i looked at the thing they launched and i think they have bigger ballistic missiles than this... yea this the private sector but ive seen hobbits do this size in america.

The beloved Hobbit rocket scientists.

haha i see it now... ima leave it.... rocket hobbits... haha theres an image

Ugh. Sick of salty low skill devs and sysadmins. Spend more time on leetcode dude. Maybe you'll get proper dev jobs that don't get sent to India.

Uhhh who are you talking to?

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Welp my dream that humanity can come together to help travel space is ending

They started developing rockets just in case they have to drop another ring in fires of some other mountain. No need to walk again so long, just load it on a rocket missile and drop in the volcano.

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Finally. I'm surprised they didn't join earlier. Plenty of brilliant minds there

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ISRO has partnered with Japan and Europe as well.

And Russia. Which they're paying money to.