National Geospatial Policy

India lags behind in geospatial patents but is scrambling to catch up

Geospatial technology data helps in urban planning, transportation, environment management, agriculture, public health and natural resource management

Landscaping growth with tech

Technology-based planning could unlock trillions in economic activity

Indian geospatial market can grow at 12.8% to Rs 63,100 cr by 2025-Report

India's geospatial economy is currently valued at Rs 38,972 crore and has potential to grow to Rs 63,100 crore at 12.8 per cent by 2025 end, according to India Geospatial Artha Report

Pleiades Neo geospatial imagery now available on UP42 marketplace

Pleiades Neo is a constellation of four satellites-operated by planemaker Airbus' defence and aerospace arm-that provides 30 cm native resolution imagery for Earth observation activities

PM says deregulation of geospatial data will boost tech startup ecosystem

Modi said the move would strengthen the tech startup ecosystem and India's vision of 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat'

Deregulation of geospatial data sector opens a new world for private sector

The domestic availability of locally relevant maps and geospatial data is expected to bring about improved management of resources

Mapping India

Opening up access to geospatial data is a welcome step

Govt liberalises mapping policy, allows free access to geospatial data

The change is made specifically for Indian companies through updating the current guidelines pertaining to developing map technologies

Access to geospatial data will empower domestic industries: Harsh Vardhan

The new policy of institutionalising ease of access of geospatial data will empower domestic industries and surveying agencies, the minister said

Govt announces liberalisation of policies governing geo-spatial data

The move could help in boosting innovation in the sector and create a level playing field for public and private entities

Government aims to revamp geospatial policy

The website of Department of Science & Technology, will host a draft paper for public consultation up to May 30th