The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has acquired the iBooster green propulsion system from Manastu Space Technologies, a Mumbai-based startup. This system, designed for 100–500 kg satellites, facilitates crucial operations like orbit raising, station-keeping, and deorbiting. It utilizes a proprietary hydrogen peroxide-based fuel, offering improved performance, safety, and sustainability compared to traditional toxic fuels. The collaboration between DRDO and Manastu Space signifies a significant milestone in Indian defense and space advancements, supported by the Technology Development Fund. The innovative features of the system include an optimized thruster design for efficiency, a high-temperature catalyst for seamless ignition in space, and eco-friendly fuel. DRDO commended Manastu Space for their contribution to enhancing India's defense and satellite capabilities. The co-founder of Manastu Space expressed pride in delivering this technology to DRDO, emphasizing the commitment to greener and more efficient space exploration solutions. Furthermore, Manastu Space is preparing for a groundbreaking space test on an upcoming ISRO PSLV mission, showcasing the system's capabilities globally and reinforcing India's position as a leader in sustainable space technologies. Established in 2017, Manastu Space Technologies focuses on propulsion systems and satellite technology to address challenges in space safety and sustainability. By providing cost-effective and high-performance solutions, the company plays a crucial role in positioning India as a key player in aerospace innovation.