• The government wants more private companies and startups to participate in India’s space sector.

• Private companies may take up mature technologies, satellite manufacturing and established launch systems.

• This will allow ISRO to focus more on advanced research and complex space missions.

• ISRO will continue working on human spaceflight, next-generation rockets, deep-space missions and planetary exploration.

• Giving mature technologies to private players does not mean ISRO is abandoning them.

• The aim is to build a larger Indian space ecosystem, with ISRO focusing on advanced technology while industry handles large-scale production.

The video, tied to an arranged marriage in India, shows the woman reacting with joy while decorations emphasize the surprise from 'ALL her exes.' Online comments frame it harshly, calling it 'brutal cuckery' and arranged marriages a 'hoe rehabilitation program,' with predictions of future divorce. For contrast, a New York creator's similar Paris surprise with exes' videos was seen as hilarious by all, including her fiancé who found it funny. The reactions highlight clashing views on past relationships in traditional setups.

The viral video highlights how crucial speed and accessibility can be during emergencies, when every minute matters.

It also puts the spotlight on the growing role of private emergency-response services in helping people get immediate medical assistance when they need it most.

Deals per match: Campa Cola - ₹1.31 crore ChatGPT - ₹1.20 crore SBI Life - ₹1.20 crore BCCI is also looking for a new title sponsor.