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After 2 failures, ISRO to attempt PSLV launch in June: Jitendra SinghISRO plans another PSLV rocket launch in June. This follows two recent mission failures. Minister Jitendra Singh stated sabotage is not sus...- 'Will not have any impact': ISRO chief denies possibilities in Gaganyaan mission delay after PSLV launch failure"These two are independent programs, and it (failure of PSLV) will not have any impact. The investigation is ongoing," V Narayanan told ANI.
- KID re-entry capsule transmitted data after separation from PSLV-C62: Spanish start upA Spanish startup, Orbital Paradigm, claims its Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator (KID) capsule survived the failed PSLV-C62 mission,...
- Isro’s toughest year in decades: 6 launches, 3 strategic setbacksOne year, six launches, three failures. That is an uncomfortable tally. But it is also a moment to reset. Isro’s credibility was built over...
- Why ISRO’s PSLV-C62 failed months after the C61 setback?ISRO's PSLV-C62 mission faced an anomaly during flight, failing to achieve its objective. This marks a second consecutive setback for the P...
- Back on the launch pad: ISRO's fresh attempt after PSLV-C61 failedReady to make a comeback, ISRO's PSLV-C62 is scheduled for launch on January 12, 2026. After last year's PSLV-C61 challenges, this mission ...
- ISRO's 101st launch takes off but encounters failure in third stageISRO's PSLV-C61 mission, intended to launch the EOS-09 earth observation satellite, faced an anomaly in its third stage, leading to mission...
- ISRO’s PSLV-C61 EOS-09 launch aborted midway; ISRO Chief V. Narayanan explains whyIndia's latest satellite launch mission, EOS-09, failed to achieve its target after a pressure drop in the rocket’s third stage. ISRO Chair...
- ISRO scores a 100, PSLV takes the cake with most to spaceISRO achieved a historic milestone with its 100th mission, highlighting the reliability of the PSLV with 62 missions. The PSLV, dubbed the ...
- Why PSLV-C39 failed: An explosion that didn’t happenDue to this malfunction, the shield remained intact, keeping the navigation satellite IRNSS-1H within.
- Isro launches 31 satellites: Ten facts about the missionIt is also the last mission under the chairmanship of Kiran Kumar, who is expected to retire next week after a career spanning 42 years.
- In first mission of 2018, ISRO launches 100th satelliteThe PSLV carries 31 satellites in total from countries including India and six other countries. Among is the satellites that the PSLV is ca...
- ISRO to launch 31 satellites in a single mission onboard PSLVThe Mission Readiness Review committee and Launch Authorisation Board is scheduled to meet in the coming days would take the final call, IS...
- 'Indian rocket failure not be due to design fault'Chennai, Sep 2 (IANS) The non-separation of the heat shield of the PSLV, which trapped within itself the navigation satellite and resulted ...
- Satellite is still inside fourth stage: Isro chiefSome Isro scientists said that they may have to take a relook at the technology used for the heat shield separation.
- Gloom at ISRO's centre after rare unsuccessful satellite launchThis was the scene at the Mission Control Centre in the Satish Dhawan Space Centre of ISRO as the mission to launch the 'IRNSS-1H' satellit...
- Indian rocket fails to launch navigation satelliteSriharikota (Andhra Pradesh) Aug 31 (IANS) It was a black Thursday for Indian space programme as it suffered a serious setback after its wo...
- Isro’s rockstar PSLV launched 209 foreign satellites since 1999After its first copybook launch in October 1994, PSLV has built a reputation of being a highly versatile spacecraft with 39 consecutive suc...
- ISRO to launch three satellites on April 20The countdown is expected to begin in the early hours of April 18 and the launch of PSLV-C16 is tentatively scheduled on April 20, at 10:12...
- ISRO to launch Cartosat-2B on May 9India is going ahead with the launch of an advanced remote-sensing satellite Cartosat-2B, now tentatively fixed for May 9 from Sriharikota ...
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