India has cracked rocket science. Now comes the hard part: Rocket Economics

At five minutes past noon last weekend, a seven-storey rocket built by a Hyderabad startup lifted off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre at Sriharikota. Fifteen minutes later, Skyroot Aerospace confirmed that Vikram-1's upper stage had reached its planned 450-kilometre low Earth orbit and began deploying its payloads, including the company's own SCOPE satellite and a spacecraft from fellow startup Grahaa Space. The mission was named Aagaman, Sanskrit for ‘arrival,’ and rarely has a mission name