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Aditya L-1, India's First Mission To Study The Sun, All Set For Launch Today

ISRO PSLV rocket (Pic Via ISRO Website)

ISRO Will Next Launch Seven Singaporean Satellites, Including Imaging Satellite For Government, Using PSLV-C56 On 30 July

PSLV-C56/DS-SAR mission (Photo: ISRO/Twitter)

From Reusable Launch Vehicle To Gaganyaan, ISRO Launches To Look Forward To This Year After SSLV Success

Many ISRO space activities are lined up in 2023. Pictured is the successful PSLV-C54/EOS-06 mission launch in November 2022.

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SSLV-D1/EOS-02 Mission

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ISRO's PSLV Rocket (@ISRO/Twitter)

In Pictures: ISRO Perfectly Executes PSLV-C51 Launch; Main Passenger Amazonia-1 Successfully Placed In Orbit

ISRO's PSLV-C51 rocket

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Representative image of a satellite orbiting Earth

ISRO's PSLV-C49 Successfully Inserts Indian Earth Observation Satellite EOS-01, Nine Foreign Satellites Into Orbit

ISRO's PSLV (representative image)

From Disastrous Start To Becoming ISRO’s “Workhorse”, PSLV All Set For Its 50th Launch On 11 December

PSLV C-45 (@isro/Twitter)

Tuticorin: ISRO Begins Land Acquisition Process To Construct India’s New Spaceport For SSLV Launches

PSLV Rocket launch (Representative Image) (Pic Via ISRO)

China Eyes Growing Satellite Launch Market, Unveils New Rockets To Compete With India

PSLV Rocket launch (Representative Image) (Pic Via ISRO)

ISRO To Launch 14 Satellites For Its Four International Customers On Next Three PSLV Missions

ISRO’s PSLV launch station in Sriharikota. (Pic Via ISRO Website)

ISRO To Launch PSLV-C46 Carrying Radar Imaging Satellite RISAT-2B On 22 May Before Live Audience

ISRO Spacepad. (ISRO/Website)

ISRO Special Mission For DRDO: PSLV To Launch Electronic Intelligence Satellite ‘Emisat’ In March Along With 28 Others

Lift off image of PSLV C43 (@ISRO/Twitter)

In A First, ISRO To Launch Dedicated Communication Satellite GSAT-7A For Indian Air Force This Month

GSAT-6A Mission. (Representative image) (ISRO)

Morning Brief: New ISRO Mission; India’s Fastest Supercomputer Unveiled; Drones To Monitor Railway Projects

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The Sriharikota launch pad. (ISRO)

ISRO’s Next: Cartosat-2, 30 Other Satellites Set For Launch In Single Mission This January

The Sriharikota launch pad. Photo credit: ISRO

Coming Soon: “Instant Rockets” At A Fraction Of Cost To Be Made In Three Days By ISRO

Launch of the PSLV-C32/IRNSS-1F (ISRO)

ISRO Gearing Up For Next Launch In November-December

File picture: ISRO’s GSLVD5 lift off. (ISRO)

A New Frontier: How GSLV Will Transform India’s Space Programme

Siddhartha Srivastava

GSLV. (ISRO)

Launch From India: US May Abandon Policies That Shield Space Start-ups From Competition

ISRO’s PSLV launch station in Sriharikota. Photo credit: ISRO

Why India Needs More ISROs And More Govt-Led Strategic R&D Investments

ISRO’s PSLV launch station in Sriharikota. Photo credit: ISRO

PSLV C35 Countdown Begins: Here’s Why This Launch Is Trickier Than Others

The Sriharikota launch pad. Photo credit: ISRO

With Pratham Launch, India Will Demonstrate Advances In Space Technology Yet Again

(ARUN SANKAR/AFP/Getty Images)

Elon Musk Might Soon Have Competition From India

Scientists from the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) work in the Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System (IRNSS) control room at the Indian Deep Space Network (IDSN), a network of large antennas and communication facilities that support India’s interplanetary spacecraft missions, located at Byalalu village about 50 kms from Bangalore city on May 28, 2013. The ISRO inaugurated the Satellite Navigation Centre for Indian Regional Navigational Satellite System at the IDSN facility today. AFP PHOTO/ Manjunath KIRAN (Photo credit: Manjunath Kiran/AFP/Getty Images)

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