India Celebrated Chandrayaan… But These Engineers Weren’t Even Paid
May 16, 2026•Channel
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Published2 weeks ago
Duration2:26
Video IDEVTcf3_q7ts
Languageen-IN
CategoryEducation
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views14.5K
Likes1.3K
Comments37
Engagement Rate8.96%
Likes per 100 views8.70
Comments per 1K views2.55
Description
How can a country celebrate major space achievements while engineers and workers linked to critical infrastructure struggle with unpaid salaries?
In this video I break down the controversy around HEC (Heavy Engineering Corporation), the PSU linked with supplying major infrastructure equipment for ISRO launch systems, and the reports of employees facing salary delays for months.
Topics covered:
• HEC engineers salary issue explained
• Chandrayaan infrastructure controversy
• HEC and ISRO connection
• Salary delays in public sector companies
• Why engineers protested
• India’s engineering talent crisis
• Brain drain and skilled workers leaving India
• Government spending and PSU discussion
Reports suggested that thousands of HEC employees and workers faced salary delays stretching over many months, despite the PSU being linked to important strategic sectors including space, defence and heavy engineering.
This video discusses the larger question:
Can innovation survive if engineers themselves feel abandoned?
Comment below:
Do you think India values its engineers enough?
Keywords:
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