IN-SPACe Starts Space Technology Course for Agriculture
Why in the news
The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe) began a short-term programme on 27 July 2025 titled Essentials of Space Technology in Agriculture Sector.
Key facts
- Partners: ISRO, NCVET and Amity University, Noida.
- Learners: non-governmental stakeholders, academia and young professionals.
- Topics: remote sensing, interpreting satellite data, crop health monitoring, precision farming using GPS, disaster response and resource optimisation.
Purpose
- Fits IN-SPACe’s capacity-building mission within space sector reforms.
- Narrows knowledge gaps and brings space tools into core sectors like farming.
- Draws students, universities and private bodies into the effort.
Exam angle
- Organiser: IN-SPACe; agency partner: ISRO.
- Course host university: Amity University, Noida.