Spacetech startup Agnikul Cosmos is reportedly in talks to raise $50-75 million at a $500 million valuation. This potential funding round, ...

Hyderabad's Skyroot Aerospace has become India's first space launch vehicle unicorn. This achievement fuels the nation's space technology s...

Happy Tuesday! Spacetech startup Pixxel is joining forces with AI company Sarvam to launch an orbital data centre satellite — bringing comp...

Artificial intelligence-led startups dominated investor interest, while consumer tech, fintech and healthcare continued to attract venture ...

With this process, production timelines have been cut by as much as 90-97% while improving repeatability and reducing failure points. The c...

The funds, which came from family offices and institutional backers, including Advenza Global Limited, Atharva Green Ecotech LLP, HDFC Bank...

Finance ministers Nirmala Sitharaman, announcing the fund in her budget speech noted the government emphasis on expanding the Indian space ...

The minister added that the Indian space economy will be expanded by five times over the next decade. She did not elaborate on which entity...

It took just 6.5 years for Chennai startup Agnikul Cosmos to use a rocket with a 3D-printed engine. It promises to revolutionise spacetech.

Agnikul designs, develops and tests propulsion systems and other such satellite launch vehicle-related structures as well as the software t...

Hyderabad based-Skyroot Aerospace has raised $27.5 million in a fresh round of funding led by Singapore's Temasek, upping the ante in the c...

The firm did not disclose the valuation at which it raised the capital, but cofounder and chief executive Srinath Ravichandran said it was ...

Top Agnikul officials met department of space (DoS) secretary and Isro Chairman, K Sivan, who assured all support from DoS for qualifying A...

The funding round also saw participation from Beenext, Globevestor, LionRock Capital, apart from prominent angels Anand Mahindra, Naval Rav...

Agnikul Cosmos, a space startup incubated at IIT Madras, is building a small rocket that can launch 100 kg satellites into low earth orbit.

The startup won, not only for innovation, but also for its potential to push self-reliance in space.

Agnikul, which is operating out of the National Centre for Combustion Research at IIT Madras, said it will utilise the funding to facilitat...