On November 13, 2025, the Karnataka government unveiled its Space Technology Policy for 2025-2030, aiming to secure a 5% share of the global space market. The policy's goal is to maintain Karnataka's position as India's leading space technology hub, targeting a national market share of 50% by 2033. Key objectives include skill development for 50,000 young professionals and attracting $3 billion in investments. The policy will support 500 start-ups and MSMEs, focusing on satellite design, manufacturing, and operations. It emphasizes next-generation capabilities like space tourism and in-orbit manufacturing. A dedicated space technology cell will facilitate industry engagement, while manufacturing parks and a Centre of Excellence will promote cluster development. The policy outlines strategies for investment, infrastructure, innovation, and workforce development.