IN-SPACe does not have registration process for start-ups as it will be a duplication of DPIIT’s role. However, 399 number of space technology start-ups (includes satellites, development of launch vehicles etc.) registered with DPIIT as per Startups India portal. Further, it is to state that IN-SPACe does not maintain the state-wise data of Start-ups.
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NEW DELHI: Department of Space (DoS) has been allocated Rs 13,705.6 crore in the 2026-27 Budget, marking a steady rise over the revised estimate of Rs 12,448.6 crore in the current fiscal.
Learn More BENGALURU: The Department of Space (DoS) has been allocated Rs 13,705.6 crore for 2026-27, marking a steady rise over the revised estimate of Rs 12,448.6 crore in the current fiscal.
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The Indian Space Research Organisation is working full steam ahead for the first uncrewed mission of the Gaganyaan programme, a crucial step in the country's ambitious plan to send astronauts to space by 2027.
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Feb 06, 2026
Dr Jitendra updates LS about international market accessibility for Space StartUps
NEW DELHI, Feb 4 : The Government supports Indian space startups in accessing the international market through policies and mechanisms. The Indian Space Policy 2023 provides the primary framework supported with the Liberalized Foreign Direct Investment Policy for the space sector. These changes in policy framework offer financial and operational facilitation for global expansion.
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