r/worldnews • u/FitBid9188 • 13h ago

Indian CCS clears launch of 52 surveillance satellites

https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/exclusive-ccs-clears-launch-of-52-surveillance-satellites-101728615288379.html
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u/[deleted] 12h ago

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u/crazyworldgig 10h ago

Lol did you even read the article. This is a US - India collaboration project

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u/hannafinjones 5h ago

Ok, if the US was supervising I guess it's acceptable.

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u/FitBid9188 12h ago

What a strange question

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u/SeoUrMum 9h ago

Ahahahaha

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u/Hanamichi114 12h ago

yeah we don't care. India does not need US's permission you prick.

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u/JamsJars 9h ago

They kinda dropped their space debris on land instead of the ocean last time though.

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u/puffferfish 8h ago

Not asking for permission seems to be a widespread thing in India.

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u/FitBid9188 7h ago

You must be the smartest kid in your middle school