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NCC * rth ik Company Secretary Encl: As above NCC limited NCC House, Madhapur, Hyderabad 5OO 081, Telangana T +91 40 2326 8888 F +91 40 2312 5555 E info@nccltd.in w ncclimited.com ClNr 172200TG1990P1c011146 bl news 12 HYDERABAD businessline. FRIDAY-NOVEMBER6-2026 Telangana Chief Secy reviews preparations for Global Summit Cosmoserve opens satellite servicing, space debris Our Bureau level review meeting at the Sec- pressed their willingness to vilion, Industrial Expo, Telan- retariat here on Thursday to re- take part. gana Climate Conclave, Educa- Hyderabad removal facility view the preparations for the The response to the event tion Summit and Aerobatic and The State government is mak- Summit. was significantly higher than Air Show, among others. ing elaborate arrangements for During the review, the Chief initially anticipated, he said. The Startup Pavilion and the Invest Telangana Global Secretary stated that leading The summit will feature sev- Creation Corner willprovide an Summit–2026, from December national and international eral major exhibitions and innovative platform for young 7 to 9 at Bharat Future City companies and organisations thematic events, including Rak- entrepreneurs, especially Gen here, Telangana Chief Secret- had been invited to participate sha Expo, Startup Pavilion, Cre- Z, to showcase their creativity, ary Sanjay Jaju said. The Chief in the Summit, and a large num- ation Corner, Pharma and Life innovative ideas and emerging Secretary today chaired a high- ber of them had already ex- Sciences Expo, Telangana Pa- technologies, Jaju said. Chiranjeevi Phanindra, Founder and CEO of Cosmoserve Space KV KURMANATH KV Kurmanath Hyderabad Spacetech start-up Cosmoserve Space has opened Base 1, a facility to design, build, test and operate systems for satellite servicing and space debris re- covery. The opening follows a $6 million seed funding round, in which Japan’s Rebright Partners 4 joined Aranya Holdings, Naandi Ventures, AUM 4 9 Ventures and Shakti VC, taking the company’s 9 3 total funding to over $9 million. 3 The facility was inaugurated here on Thursday by Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh, who joined virtually and Telangana IT and Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu. The facility houses an orbital rendezvous and capture lab, a space robotics lab, a clean room for satellite integration and a mission simulation and control centre. Besides removing debris, it will support in-orbit repair and refuelling of satellites, according to Chiranjeevi Phanindra, Founder and CEO of Cosmoserve Space. REDUCING IMPORTS The company, which sources close to 60 per cent of its mission components locally, plans to de- velop more critical technologies in-house to re- duce imports of optics, avionics and space-grade electronics. Under its Dual Spacecraft Architecture, a larger Orbital Service Station acts as a logistics hub in space, while a smaller Autonomous Service Vehicle travels to satellites to capture, repair or re- move them. The company said the two spacecraft are designed to service up to 100 satellites, poten- tially bringing servicing costs down from about $10 million to below $1 million a satellite. “Debris is becoming the limiting factor for every nation’s space ambitions, including India’s. Base 1 is where we build the capability to keep or- bits usable, for Gaganyaan, the Bharatiya Ant- ariksh Station and every satellite that follows,” he said. SPACE CITY Its first payload, Mission Embrace, flew aboard Skyroot Aerospace’s Vikram-1 rocket in July, though its robotic capture petals did not deploy as planned. The company plans to re-fly the mission and conduct a full-scale debris capture demon- stration in 2027. Sridhar Babu said Hyderabad was home to over 30 spacetech companies and that the State govern- ment was planning an exclusive Space City within the upcoming Bharat Future City. SC refuses to transfer Tirupati laddus ghee adulteration case out of AP Press Trust of India New Delhi The Supreme Court on Thursday refused to entertain aplea to transferthe Tirupati ‘laddus’ ghee adultera- tion case out of Andhra Pradesh. A bench of Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justice Joymalya Bagchi dismissed the petition filed by ac- cused Machindra Shantaram Lanke, a Maharashtra- based dairy industry businessman and the Managing Director of Malganga Milk and Agro Products Pvt Ltd, in the case. Senior advocate Siddharth Dave, appearing for Lanke, submitted that the political leaders were con- tinuing to make statements regarding the case, which has created a hostile atmosphere for free trial. “It has become a political issue. There is a hostile environment in the State. The Chief Minister and the deputy chief minister are continuously making state- ments with regard to the case,” Dave said. Dave said even though the forensic report has ruled out the presence of animal fat in the ghee, the political leaders were indulging in making such statements. “Please transfer the case to the adjoining State, for free and fair trial. Most of the accused are from North India. There is also a language barrier,” he submitted, adding that although the trial judge might not be in- fluenced by the comments, a fair prosecution cannot be expected in such a scenario. CJI Kant told Dave, “We have silenced them all with our order. If something happens, you can come to us”. Dave submitted, “Please see the kind of statements that are being made. It causes prejudice to me in my trial. Nobody is immune from it. The trial will be in a very politically hostile environment. The only person who will suffer is me. I am being used in the fight between politicians. I am not even asking that it be brought here. Just any neighbouring State. After all, it is a CBI prosecution.” “We are not inclined to transfer the trial. Dis- missed,” the Bench ordered. On October 4, 2024, the top court set up a five- member independent SIT to probe the allegations of animal fat used in preparing Tirupati laddus to “as- suage the feelings of crores of people” while making clear that the court cannot be used as a “political battleground.” CM MHY-HYE news bl MUMBAI 11 businessline. FRIDAY-NOVEMBER6-2026 West Bengal unveils industrial investment promotion policy CLEAR APPROACH. CM assures support to industry; incentives linked to investment, jobs investor-friendly. Our Bureau Mehul Mohanka, Chairman, Kolkata CII Eastern Region, and Man- aging Director & Group CEO, West Bengal Chief Minister Tega Industries, said, “The Suvendu Adhikari on Thursday policy emphasis on high- unveiled a new industrial growth sectors, enhanced man- policy, offering tailor-made ufacturing incentives, R&D, support for companies making technology upgradation, spe- large investments, employ- cialty steel, green energy and ment-linked incentives for in- WOOING INVESTORS.West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari advanced manufacturing eco- vestors, and higher assistance unveiling the investment promotion policy in Kolkata PTI systems is particularly to units in thrust sectors and relevant.” priority are [Showing first 8,000 characters — download PDF for full document]