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Dept of Space curbs ISRO scientists' exits from key national projects

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Department of Space revised rules for ISRO Group 'A' personnel.
Voluntary retirement and resignation requests from scientists on Gaganyaan mission and other key national projects should not be accepted routinely.
The change follows a recent spate of requests affecting key projects.

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LeftHindustan Times
Over 100 scientists quit Isro, govt steps in to tighten exit norms amid mass resignations: Reports
This outlet frames the story as a government response to a concerning brain drain at India's premier space agency.
CenterTimes of India
Departement of space moves to stem exodus from key Isro missions; at least 100 quit in past few months: Sources
Reports on policy change to retain scientists, framing it as a response to an exodus.
RightMoneycontrol
Department of space tightens exit rules as over 100 scientists leave key ISRO missions: Report
Frames ISRO's brain drain as a governance issue, emphasizing the department's procedural response to retain talent.

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