Private participation in propelling India's space journey is widely acknowledged but is yet to be fully tapped. In light of the statement, analyse the hurdles faced by the private sector and also recommend measures to unlock greater private participation in the space economy.

India's space sector is just 2% of world's Global space industry. Atmanirbhar Bharat also ensures private sector involvement in space sector. Few success story include: OWN space vehicle 'SKYROOT space', 3D printed - UFR; Privately owned satellite launch; Cancellation of equipment for ISRO. However, hurdles are there: Funding - Government budget is ground a tenth of ABS (NATSA), lead little scope of 'extending support' and lead handholds; Lengthy licensing, Govt. bureaucracy. Lengthy and complicated nature; Technology monopoly and readity to inequality; Hybrid / stab generation warfare - great attack on Bench carbide of drone; Safety concern, acting against human ESL. Future Potential is immense, but its benefits needs to be balanced with.

India's space sector is just 2% of world's Global space industry. Atmanirbhar Bharat also ensures private sector involvement in space sector. Few success story include: OWN space vehicle 'SKYROOT space', 3D printed - UFR; Privately owned satellite launch; Cancellation of equipment for ISRO. However, hurdles are there: Funding - Government budget is ground a tenth of ABS (NATSA), lead little scope of 'extending support' and lead handholds; Lengthy licensing, Govt. bureaucracy. Lengthy and complicated nature; Technology monopoly and readity to inequality; Hybrid / stab generation warfare - great attack on Bench carbide of drone; Safety concern, acting against human ESL. Future Potential is immense, but its benefits needs to be balanced with.

Continuation of hurdles faced by private sector: Funding constraints with government budget being limited, lengthy licensing and complicated bureaucratic processes, technology monopoly leading to inequality, hybrid warfare concerns, safety concerns regarding autonomous systems. Future Potential is immense, but its benefits needs to be balanced with appropriate safeguards.