India's heaviest communication satellite, CMS-03, weighing 4,410 kg, is set for launch from Sriharikota on Sunday aboard the powerful LVM3-...

India is set to inaugurate its second launch complex in Kulasekarapattinam, Tamil Nadu, by December 2026. ISRO Chairman S. Somanath announc...

ISRO's 100th mission, the launch of the NVS-02 navigation satellite aboard GSLV-F15, is set for January 29. This mission, the first under n...

Members of the team demonstrated the hovering platform with a handle bar much like one on a push shopping cart moving objects up and down s...

Another ISRO official said the new rocket would be helpful as India plans to have its own space station by 2035 and was also eyeing deep sp...

The in-service Advanced Light Helicopter (ALH), which has proved its worth in supply missions to the Siachen glacier, is being used by the ...

India is the first country in the world to utilise drones in anti-locust operations and the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organisati...

The draft rules have been issued at a time when the use of drones has increased due to a coronavirus lockdown, for purposes like surveillan...

On the golden jubilee year of Isro, its chairman K Sivan said the agency is now looking to develop technologies required for future.

Isro’s heaviest rocket is rated to carry about 8,000 kg to a low earth orbit (LEO) and half of that to higher orbits.

The rocket that was as heavy as 200 full-grown Asian elephants, or equivalent to the weight of five fully-loaded Boeing Jumbo Jets, was lau...

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 ISRO currently has the capability to launch payloads of up to 2.2 tonnes into the intended orbit and anything above that it had to tap ...

ISRO rockets (launch vehicles) at present have the capability to launch satellites up to 2.2 tons; it depends on international launchers to...

When the second stage, to which two scramjet engines were fixed, auto-ignited, the rocket had reached 20km altitude at Mach 6 and the flame...

NASA is inviting university and college students to be part of the its "Breakthrough, Innovative, and Game-changing (BIG) Idea Challenge."

The GSLV Mk III was today launched with active S200 and L110 propulsive stages and a passive cryogenic stage (C25) with dummy engine.