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ARTICLE · 13 MAY 2024

India Space Congress

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We are happy to share that the next edition of the India Space Congress (ISC 2024) is scheduled to take place from June 26 to 28, 2024 at The Lalit in New Delhi.

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We are happy to share that the next edition of the India Space Congress (ISC 2024) is scheduled to take place from June 26 to 28, 2024 at The Lalit in New Delhi.

ISC 2024 brings together key stakeholders from the space industry, startups, space agencies, defence and government to collaborate and shape the future of space exploration and utilization. With the recent policy changes allowing up to 100% foreign direct investment in select space sectors by the Indian Government, there's a lot of potential for global collaboration and growth in the Indian space sector.

Seema Jhingan, Co-Founding Partner of the Firm is a member of the SIA-India Advisory Board and has spoken at the previous ISC events which were packed with insightful sessions, networking opportunities, and chances to connect with industry leaders.

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