The Indian Space Research Organisation, is the space technology part of the Indian government

It is located in the city of Bengaluru.


Well in my opinion according to your question that why the ISRO and the US has not dealt till now regarding the Commercial Space Launch Agreement is that the using the facility from the America it will cost high then doing the same in India and you should know that now the India is much capable to launch its project without the international help but in future America and ISRO may come on this project


Since 1993, there have been 32 successful PSLV launches with over 90 instruments sent into space

ISRO has sent probes to observe the Moon and Mars up close;

Launched a multi-wavelength space-probe;

Started work on a human spaceflight program;

Developed two active launch vehicles with two others still in the works;

It is continuing its work on cryogenic and scramjet engines.


You can take the case of the cryogenic engine in which the agreement that India and the US haven’t been able to sign for more than a decade now.

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