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ISRO will launch the EOS-N1 Earth observation satellite aboard PSLV-C62 on January 12, marking India’s first space mission of 2026. The flight will also carry 15 co-passenger payloads, including a Spanish re-entry technology demonstrator.
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ISRO successfully launched BlueBird 6, its heaviest satellite to date, aboard the LVM3 ‘Baahubali’ rocket from Sriharikota. The mission strengthens India-US space cooperation and marks a major leap in space-based cellular broadband connectivity.
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ISRO will launch its 4,410 kg communication satellite CMS-03, the heaviest to be lifted from Indian soil, onboard the LVM3-M5 rocket from Sriharikota on Sunday. The ‘Bahubali’ launcher will place the satellite in geosynchronous transfer orbit to enhance communication services.
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ISRO has signed a major agreement with HAL to transfer Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) technology. HAL will now manufacture SSLVs with ISRO’s support, marking a big step in India’s push to grow its space industry and global presence
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A new ISRO-backed space lab was inaugurated in Mechuka, Arunachal Pradesh, to boost students’ interest in science and technology. Meanwhile, under the NE-SPARKS programme, 100 science students from each Northeastern state will visit ISRO’s Bengaluru headquarters to foster space awareness.
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ISRO and NASA are launching NISAR, a $1.5 billion Earth observation satellite, today at 5:40 p.m. IST from Sriharikota. NISAR will use dual-frequency radar to monitor disasters and climate change, marking a milestone in global space collaboration.
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Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla will return to Earth on July 15 after completing a 14-day mission aboard the ISS. He conducted key microgravity experiments under ISRO, DBT, and NASA collaboration, marking a milestone in India’s space exploration journey.
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ISRO successfully tested key engines for the Gaganyaan mission, India’s first human spaceflight project. The tests took place in Tamil Nadu and showed normal results. The mission is set for 2027, with more major tests planned this year
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The Axiom-4 mission, launching today from Florida, includes Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla and marks a milestone in commercial spaceflight. Organized by Axiom Space with NASA and SpaceX, the international crew heads to the ISS aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule.
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The test conducted on Saturday in collaboration with Thrust Tech India Limited saw the rocket ascend 1.1 km at 5:14:33 PM, a complete success
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The Axiom Space mission was to blast-off from NASA's Kennedy Space Centre in Florida on June 11, but had to be delayed first due to a fuel leak in SpaceX's Falcon-9 rocket and then due to a leak in the Russian section of the ISS
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During a recent press conference, Shukla said he is “extremely confident of success during Mission-4"
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ISRO on Sunday failed to put its earth observation satellite in orbit after its trusted PSLV rocket developed a fault minutes after launch from the spaceport here
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Vast has offered to collaborate with ISRO. India plans to launch the first module of the Bharat Antariksh Station in 2028 and complete it by 2035.
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Kasturirangan had a pivotal role to play in the transformation of ISRO into a formidable space exploration agency competing with the best in the world
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The safe re-entry of POEM-4 is yet another accomplishment of ISRO's commitment to contain the growth of space debris, reaffirming the prominent role of the space agency in the long-term sustainability of outer space environment and Debris Free Space Mission (DFSM)
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The post-disaster Cartosat-3 imagery was acquired by ISRO on March 29 over the cities of Mandalay and Sagaing in Myanmar
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Sunita Williams said and voiced optimism that she will visit her “father's home country” and share experiences about space exploration with people there
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It will be the fifth flight as part of the Chandrayaan programme, also known as the Indian Lunar Exploration Programme, and aims for the exploration of the Moon
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The latest analysis of data from one of the instruments aboard Chandrayaan-3 that had successfully soft-landed in August 2023 reveals the presence of water ice outside the Moon’s polar regions
