India’s space programme, led by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), has achieved global recognition for its innovative and inclusive approach to space technology.

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The ISRO Chairman also highlighted that over these launches, they have lifted 548 satellites to orbit and a total of 120 tons ...

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ISRO Chairman V Narayanan expressed gratitude and said that the 100th launch is a significant milestone of India space programme.

Vikram-1 will be launched on its maiden mission later this year with payloads to space. The rocket has been designed to deploy a 480 kg payload to a 500 km low inclination orbit.

Aravamudan—one of the first to join India’s fledgling space programme in 1962—he described the excitement and anxiety that preceded the first-ever launch from Sriharikota on 10 August 1979.

This mission is the 100th launch from our launch pads which is a significant milestone for India." "Our Space programme was conceived and started by a visionary leader Vikram Sarabhai and taken ...