ISRO Scientist Resignations have sparked discussions after reports revealed that more than 100 scientists have left India’s premier space agency in recent months. The departures come at a crucial time as ISRO is preparing for ambitious projects, including Gaganyaan and future lunar missions. Experts believe opportunities in private space companies, better salaries, and international careers are attracting skilled professionals. The reported exits have raised concerns about retaining experienced talent despite ISRO’s global achievements. The Department of Space has already introduced stricter rules for resignations and voluntary retirements in key projects to reduce attrition. The development highlights the growing competition for India’s highly skilled space workforce as the country’s space ecosystem continues to expand rapidly.
ISRO Scientist Resignations : Why Over 100 Scientists Have Left India’s Space Agency
