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即将出台的政策将着眼于如何使非政府实体能够在太空领域工作，”太空部秘书兼印度空间研究组织(Isro)主席S Somanath告诉ETSatcom，并补充说，该部门的责任是赋予新的参与者权力。
即将出台的政策将着眼于如何使非政府实体在太空领域工作，”秘书S Somanath说。太空部(DoS)及印度空间研究组织主席(Isro)告诉ETSatcom，并补充说，该部门的责任是赋予新的行动者权力。
这位高级官员说:“我们还确定，太空商业活动将由NSIL处理，Isro将更多地专注于研发和发展能力。”
在政策推出的时间表上，索马纳特表示，该部门已经准备好了政策，并将按照正当程序与政府一起制定政策。
为了吸引私营企业和外国直接投资(FDI)，新政策将允许制造符合雄心勃勃的卫星运载火箭Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生的印度)的倡议，重点是全球营销和合作。
今年早些时候，该中心发布了《2022年印度太空政策草案》，这是2017年公布的修订版本。
然而，分析人士指出，由于太空部门被赋予了广泛的权力，内政部(MHA)、外交部(MEA)和商务部(MoC)的参与在草案中没有出现。
据这位官员说，新的国家政策打算允许通信和导航等业务进入私营部门。
ISRO希望在全球卫星发射领域获得更大份额
印度空间协会(ISpA)和安永会计师事务所(E&Y)最近的一份报告指出，全球太空经济为4470亿美元，其中卫星发射部分占60亿美元。
索马纳特补充说:“我们宣布，它不再仅仅是国家航天局的工作，如何支持私营部门的机制在政策中定义，包括可用的机会。
索马纳特补充说，安全机构应该考虑保护国家太空利益电信部门(DoT)应分析现有的数字鸿沟，如果通过地面网络或卫星系统覆盖，要做什么。
关于使太空碎片变胖的问题，他说，国防部正在采取大量措施，如监测、预测和发现，并采取纠正措施。
这位官员说:“我们只能采取预防措施，如果有任何警告，我们只能移动我们的卫星。”他补充说，一些国际机构应该遵守规定，减少太空碎片。
随着太空轨道上的卫星数量越来越多，越来越多的碎片已经成为世界范围内的关键痛点之一。
ISRO主席S Somanath说，ISRO的解决方案可以帮助太空经济货币化
“ISRO提供的解决方案将有助于太空经济货币化。我们必须开始用一个全新的视角来看待我们的太空部门，看待一个更大、更货币化的经济。如果我们看看NavIC，虽然它是一个区域卫星导航系统，但它有潜力成为一个全球导航系统。”
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The Indian Space Policy<\/a> in works will look into allowing weighty participation from the private sector players with commercial activities to be driven by the NewSpace India Limited<\/a> (NSIL)The upcoming policy will look at how to enable non-government entities to work in the space sector,\" S Somanath, secretary, Department of Space<\/a> (DoS) and Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro<\/a>) told ETSatcom, adding that the responsibility of the department is to empower new actors.
\"We have also defined that commercial activities of space will be handled by the NSIL, and Isro will focus more on research and development (R&D) and developing the capacity,\" the top official said.
<\/div><\/div>Somanath further said that necessary support to the burgeoning sector would be provided through the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (Inspace<\/a>), a single-window autonomous government agency.
On the policy launch timeline, Somanath said that the department has prepared the policy, and it's with the government to come up with it following the due processes.
In order to woo private sector companies and foreign direct investments (FDI), the new policy would allow manufacturing of satellite launch vehicles in line with the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> (self-reliant India) initiative with a focus on marketing and collaborations worldwide.
Early this year, the Centre released the draft Indian Space Policy 2022, a revised version of one unveiled in 2017.
With the space department entrusted with sweeping powers, the involvement of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and Ministry of Commerce (MoC), however, is missing in the draft paper, analysts point out.
The new national policy, according to the official, intends to allow operations such as communications and navigation to the private sector.
On the policy launch timeline, Somanath said that the department has prepared the policy, and it's with the government to come up with it following the due processes.
In order to woo private sector companies and foreign direct investments (FDI), the new policy would allow manufacturing of satellite launch vehicles in line with the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> (self-reliant India) initiative with a focus on marketing and collaborations worldwide.
Early this year, the Centre released the draft Indian Space Policy 2022, a revised version of one unveiled in 2017.
With the space department entrusted with sweeping powers, the involvement of the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and Ministry of Commerce (MoC), however, is missing in the draft paper, analysts point out.
The new national policy, according to the official, intends to allow operations such as communications and navigation to the private sector.