Gsat 11

ISRO's GSAT-29 successfully launched: All you need to know about India's latest satellite in orbit

The satellite is part of the ‘Digital India’ program to expand telecom, internet service nationwide.

ISRO's GSAT-29 satellite launch on 14 Nov in the clouds after Cyclone Gaja warnings

The mission, satellite & rocket are important to different aspects of ISRO’s future plans.

ISRO to launch three satellites to provide high-speed bandwidth in rural areas

According to ISRO Chairman K. Sivan, the satellites are AGSAT 20, GSAT 11, and GSAT 29.

Arianespace to launch 3 heavy Indian satellites over the next 9 months: ISRO

Global commercial launch provider Arianespace would these Indian satellites from French Guiana.

ISRO's heaviest satellite GSAT-11 set for launch from French Guiana on 30 November

ISRO had recalled the GSAT-11 from Kourou in French Guinea after losing contact with the GSAT-6A satellite.

ISRO clears 5,700 kg GSAT-11 for launch after conducting thorough checks

“After a thorough check and additional tests, it was found fit for launch,” an official said.

ISRO recalls communication satellite GSAT-11 from Arianespace's rocket port to conduct more tests

GSAT-11 was designed, assembled and integrated by the ISRO, and will have an estimated lift-off mass of 5,870 kg. It was planned to be launched mid May.

ISRO has a packed schedule as it plans to launch nine missions including Chandrayaan-2 in the next eight months

If this holds true then ISRO would be averaging a mission a month and that in itself would be a remarkable achievement.

ISRO not facing a fund crunch says chairman K Sivan on the launch of navigation satellite IRNSS-1I

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is not facing any funds crunch for its ongoing activities, chairman K Sivan said on Thursday.

ISRO Chairman K Sivan believes that GSAT-11 could be the last Indian satellite to be launched by a foreign space agency

Sivan said ISRO is also focusing on developing a reusable launch vehicle the Scramjet engine which in turn would reduce costs.