Saar: It started accepting applications in the month of June this year. In the month of June this year, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) announced that it has developed an indigenous lithium-ion cell technology which can be used in various industries. It went on to mention that it is willing to transfer the technology on a non-exclusive basis to companies that apply for the mass-production of lithium-ion batteries. The cost of transfer of technology was Rs 1 crore. Well, in less than two months, ISRO has received 141 applications for the same. That is an encouraging sign. However, applying … Continue reading ISRO Receives 141 Applications For EV Cell Tech