IN-SPACe issues guidelines for planned re-entry of space objects
Non-Indian entities intending to undertake the planned re-entry of their space objects must obtain IN-SPACe authorisation through their India-incorporated entities

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Non-Indian entities intending to undertake the planned re-entry of their space objects must obtain IN-SPACe authorisation through their India-incorporated entities
Mumbai: The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) has made its approval mandatory for any planned re-entry of a space object by an Indian or non-Indian entity, whether within or outside Indian territory, under a new regulatory framework aimed at ensuring safety and accountability
A planned re-entry is deliberate and where an operator uses particular engines and/or specific manoeuvres to say exactly how, where, and when an object will hit the atmosphere and subsequently descend to the surface