How a Gujarat Earthquake Inspired the Indian Startup Building Satellites for Disaster Relief and Climate Action
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Dhruva Space, founded by Sanjay Nekkanti after witnessing communication failures during the 2001 Gujarat earthquake, has built satellites and ground systems now actively deployed for disaster response and climate monitoring.
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