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India’s Space Policy 2023: Meeting the Tripartite domestic, Global and Defence Demands

Author(s) Dr. Rohit Kumar, Ms. Kajal
Country India
Abstract There is an inverse relationship between understanding the mysteries and nature of space and verifying it through scientific method. Because understanding space is the result of traditional methods, on the contrary scientific method is the source of factual information. But mastering both the fields is an incredible achievement and in the context of India, both the above qualifications are achieved. Under which India has also achieved a leading position in the list of space faring nations on the strength of its citizen-oriented space program. It is also in view of this that India has for the first time launched India's Space Policy, 2023 in a holistic manner to expand its space program and policy. Which includes the domestic needs of the citizens and the government of the country as well as regional and global demands. Moreover, the importance of the space sector has also become useful in defense needs and military strength on the ground, so the military aspect of space is clearly visible directly and indirectly in this internal policy. Therefore, this article analyzes India's new Space Policy, 2023 as a tripartite of Civilian/domestic, Defence and global demand. Which has ensured cooperation and participation of all for new strategy, institutional structure, research and development, technological creation and operation. Also, the space sector is an advantageous asset in the option of science and technology in fulfilling the objectives of Viksit Bharat @2047.
Keywords New Space Policy, Civilian Orientation, Domestic demands, Global demands and Defence Demands.
Field Sociology > Politics
Published In Volume 8, Issue 3, May-June 2026
Published On 2026-05-30
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2026.v08i03.80142
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