ISRO, DON’T HOLD BACK THOSE BRILLIANT MINDS

It is true that nearly a hundred scientists and engineers have left ISRO, either through voluntary retirement or resignation. Such a sudden loss of experienced manpower is undoubtedly a matter of concern. Any organisation would wish to discourage such an exodus through better incentives, greater professional freedom, and reduced bureaucratic interference—the inevitable companion of government … Continue reading ISRO, DON’T HOLD BACK THOSE BRILLIANT MINDS