India is preparing to launch its first solar mission, the Aditya L1, which will study the sun and its impact on space weather. The mission ...

The satellite would provide real-time positioning and timing services over India and a region approximately 1,500 km around the mainland.

The rocket successfully injected the earth observation satellite (Oceansat) into a sun-synchronous orbit, Indian Space Research Organisatio...

The objective of the mission is to ensure data continuity of ocean colour and wind vector data to sustain the operational applications. The...

"I congratulate @ISRO and India's space industry for the successful launch of PSLV-C49/EOS-01 Mission today. In the time of COVID-19, our s...

Isro engineers and scientists at the spaceport, however, are spending anxious hours during the run-up, cross-checking that everything is in...

The firm gave the first glimpse of the space suit at the Futuristic Technology Exhibition inaugurated on Thursday at the Science City.

The HysIS, Isro's earth observation satellite, is the primary satellite of the PSLV-C43 mission.

The Indian satellites include the 710 kg Cartosat-2 series for earth observation, a 100 kg micro satellite and a 5 kg nano satellite. The 2...

The gallery has been curated with smaller replicas of launchpads at the Sriharikota launch complex and demonstrates how rockets are used to...

The 25-and-half hour countdown began yesterday at 3.58 pm and was "progressing normally". The rocket is scheduled for a lift off at 5.28 pm.

The Mission Readiness Review Committee and the Launch Authorisation Board gave its approval on Monday for the countdown that began at 9.20 ...

The countdown began after the Mission Readiness Review committee and Launch Authorisation Board cleared the 54 and half hour countdown.

Modi, on a visit to Sriharikota to witness the launch of ISRO's PSLV C-23 rocket, said his govt is committed to give impetus to India's spa...

GSLV-D5, powered by an indigenous cryogenic engine, will inject the GSAT-14 communication satellite into geosynchronous transfer orbit.

India's Mars Orbiter is expected to reach the red planet's orbit by September 2014 and look for the presence of methane, an indicator of li...

There were at least six "considerably big" pieces of space debris that posed a danger to the satellites.