GalaxEye Space Solutions, an Indian space start-up, has successfully completed structural tests for its Drishti satellite model at ISRO’s U R Rao Satellite Centre, validating its resilience to space conditions. Scheduled for launch in February 2026 using a SpaceX rocket, the Drishti satellite will form part of a ten-satellite constellation that integrates synthetic aperture radar with high-resolution optical imaging. This innovative design aims to enhance geospatial analysis capabilities, benefiting government and defense sectors by providing all-weather, continuous imaging. The project represents a significant advancement in India’s satellite technology, showcasing the country’s burgeoning prowess in the global space industry and its commitment to leveraging indigenous talent for cutting-edge developments.