Elections rouse emotions. Especially one where 900 million people will vote to elect their leaders this month. That, to an extent, explains the timing and the ensuing chest-thumping after India demonstrated its ability to destroy targets in space by shooting down one of its own satellites late last month.
One man's penalty is another's payday
Antrix stuck with $1-billion payout, but India’s busy building a Newspace
Antrix, the commercial arm of ISRO, could be buried in penalties any day now due to its scrapped deal with Devas Multimedia. But even before the time of death can be called, the Indian government has created a possible replacement. Newspace India Ltd
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