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FORMER ISRO CHIEF WARNS BUREAUCRACY COULD GROUND INDIAโ€™S SPACE PROGRAM ๐Ÿšจ Scientists working on strategic missions like Gaganyaan are leaving ISRO. G. Madhavan Nair says this is not an HR problem but a governance warning. ISRO built world-class rocket and satellite technology from scratch through five decades of scientific...

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Zahid H Javali1 month ago

Jaahils have a PhD in short circuiting successful organisations. After LIC it's ISRO's turn. God help India from this anpadh regime.

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cosmos1 month ago

Our compromised government will not work for our country's development their foreign masters would rather capture private companies internally. We must have autonomy in our research oriented institutions.

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๐Ÿ’ฟ1 month ago

Do not ever vote for bjp again. DO NOT DO IT. they're agressively anti-science and anti-education, just like the trump regime. They will Hollow out this country and still not be satisfied. I can't.

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Sridhar Thiagarajan1 month ago

This is the truth of how all PSU are slowly Being converted to Private hawks .Wait for BSNL and BHEL transition !! HZL was given to Vedanta in 2000's by previous government and look where Sterlite is today !!

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praveenkumar p1 month ago

Ambani and Adani's space program is behind this. They are going to take over ISRO using Modi

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the Underground Lawyer1 month ago

The more dehati the leadership the more emboldened the corrupt bureaucracy becomes. We are slowly losing one of our finest institutions one that has long stood for science and technological excellence amid the growing influence of dehatism and fundamentalism.

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Verma1 month ago

Wherever IAS officers are there, there is nothing but corruption loot and fraud.... Most of the IAS officers are dishonest and behave like termites, slowly eating away at the country.

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Kitty K1 month ago

@rajuparulekar

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Cool Cat1 month ago

ISRO has very HIGH SUCCESS RATE, unlike DRDO & HAL. Scientists are their BACKBONES. But their mass resignation is big concern. They deserve MEANINGFUL RECOGNITION. Govt. must improve their work conditions like SALARY STRUCTURE, REWARD IN CASH, PERFORMANCE BASED PROMOTION, etc.

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RAdm MD Suresh (Retd)1 month ago

No sir... monopolies have never been satisfactory. ISRO wanted to do "everything" that is space related and became a dog in the manger. ISR sensors are better done in private sector. And faster. Satellite building specially LEO and MEO are more efficiently (time is of essence) done by the private sector. Few very good private sector activities are in progress in SSA. ISRO strength is in launchers. And manned programmes. Continue there. Let more private players emerge in other areas of space. We have a thriving and hungry private sector involved in space activities. And we need speed to match the Chinese in ISR. ISRO takes too long. Private sector cannot and should not be kept out. Anyway, that horse has bolted. Let's look ahead.

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Vandana1 month ago

Privatisation is one thing but to exert external pressure to syphon off trained manpower from ISRO to enable other programmes is simply weakening the core institution. Any interference from the centre and bureaucracy should be to assist growth & not be an impediment. Change should be good for all, not at the cost of one for another.

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kiran babu เฐ•เฐฟเฐฐเฐฃเฑ เฐฌเฐพเฐฌเฑ ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ1 month ago

As a space enthusiast, my biggest fear is becoming real. I just hope ISRO doesn't become the next BSNL. ๐Ÿš€๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ณ

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Bitwala1 month ago

All of it is happening so that adani can get into space tech and make shit load of money.

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Avaai-leh-bulh1 month ago

The days leading up to the โ€œgiftingโ€ of strategic and viable airports to non-experienced and โ€œnever qualifiedโ€ gujju gangsta, all rule were cooked! One thing stood out and on record- war footing revamps on landing radars, critical systems upgraded with hurriedly pushed ..1/2

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INCtheWay1 month ago

The despicable Vishguru has his own plans, such as using cloud cover to hoodwink a radar, chai from gutter gas, non biological. He doesn't need scientists. He's taking India back to the stone age for his own narcissistic research. Only his Andhbhakts can stop him. @INCIndia

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(Flu tick guy) ๐ŸŒด๐Ÿป1 month ago

The self-proclaimed bhakts are silent. While they call every street protest anti-national. What about this? Is it deep-state interference? Is Soros behind the exodus? Where are these scientists migrating to โ€”startups? Are there vested interests or antinational at play?

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Rohit_Cheeku1 month ago

Modichods will not even spare ISRO or Madhavan Nair Sir now .

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Pankaj Malviya1 month ago

The role of bureaucrats must be highly restricted to facilitating citizens n organisations to function smoothly India does not need a bureaucracy which is only focused on creating hurdles and roadblocks @IASBabugiri01 @keshavsp1 @abhi___92 @malpani @ggganeshh

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sugon1 month ago

Love the work of ISRO but its so sad seeing them in this condition. Govt literally sold all r&d for cheap to corny capitalist. Pls not another bsnl fate, f the govt

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Sangeet kadiyan1 month ago

Present regime is destroying every institution becoz of its incompetent leadership.

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A KUMAR1 month ago

@Barugaru1 Bureaucrats have seeped into all spheres of governance under the present dispensation. The results are there to see all around. @PM_nepal_

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Democracy?1 month ago

They have all joined Reliance!

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Shubhashish1 month ago

Reminder: 2 back to back failure of PSLV should be enough to take out the ISRO from beaurocracy and Modiโ€™s clutch Modi runs his propaganda through our scientists

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proud Indian1 month ago

Who ever going to pvt sect is not leaving alone , many material , design were taken away or can get if needed through his friends is the weakness of Govt. crores spent on training and developed experience thru failed project is loss to PSUs . Definitely parent co. decimated

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Bharat_U1 month ago

Bureaucracy is India's existential issue. Most of them arseholes join the civil services only to loot and haven't a proper bone that cares about nation building. Couple them with politicians and we have 2 of the largest termite species preventing this nation's growth ๐Ÿคทโ€โ™‚๏ธ

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nuthaN1 month ago

RSS masterstroke in building the nation๐Ÿ”ฅ

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๐•ญ๐–Š๐–—๐–‘๐–Ž๐–“1 month ago

Aandbhkt aur IT cell jbtk yaha he SM pe tbtk real issue kbbi highlight nhi hoge . Inhe bhi ab anti-national bata diya jayega

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Movement Against Corruption & Crime1 month ago

Bureaucrats/Politicians made this Country HELL. Otherwise, India , is aRich of Resources and Man power and can Bring whole World on knees. The direct proof is NRIs got successful in Research, Innovation, Service sector and other fields We're failed in India...

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david deenadayal1 month ago

Excellent sir Every Scientist Looking Freedom of Research If Others Entered how can the Scientists implement their Mission and Vision

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Jayant Rangire1 month ago

Everything scientific or progressive was taking a back step slowly, it'll soon escalate. ๐Ÿ’€ These are called results & repercussions of killing scientific temper and promoting religious regression.๐Ÿ’€

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Anil Tewatia1 month ago

@narendramodi that's why we need a clause for IAS..IPS DISMISSAL FROM SERVICE

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Anti Majority1 month ago

Will padma sri sri sri madhavan make a movie about this?

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Just Saying1 month ago

FYI India's space sector is overseen by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as the minister in charge of the Department of Space, alongside Minister of State Dr. Jitendra Singh

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Sandeep Koujalgi1 month ago

Old timers must know that, with inflation @ highs and industry growing, compensation is a very important consideration now. After spending >10-15yrs 'learning', they have every right to monetise their knowledge. Incentivise if you want to retain.

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theQuietIndian1 month ago

It doesn't compute that in the demoralised Khangress era ISRO did wonders, whereas in the RamRajya BJP era there are repeated failures and attrition. At the same time, these private companies are mushrooming. Hmmmm. SM pushing the "geniuses only work for salary" movement.

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