Privatisation pitch sparks anxiety at ISRO as unions demand clarity from management: Report
The unions argued that vehicle manufacturing and operational satellite deployment remain Isro's "core competence," warning that an abrupt exit threatens the organisation's long-term viability, diminishes public-sector career appeal for young talent, and exacerbates existing recruitment bottlenecks.

The unions argued that vehicle manufacturing and operational satellite deployment remain Isro's "core competence," warning that an abrupt exit threatens the organisation's long-term viability, diminishes public-sector career appeal for young talent, and exacerbates existing recruitment bottlenecks.
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