Indian Space Research Organisation

ISRO's visionaries and Chandrayaan-3: Scripting India's triumph at the lunar south pole

India, a nation left in tatters by the imperialist forces in 1947, has woken up from the ashes like the Phoenix

How is ISRO’s Chandrayaan-3 mission different from Chandrayaan-2?

From strengthening the lander’s legs to adding more solar panels and carrying more fuel, the many changes ISRO has made to the Chandrayaan-3 from the Chandrayaan-2 mission in 2019

Chandrayaan-3 launch: Why is exploring the Moon important for humanity?

Experts say exploring the Moon will allow us to study the history of the Earth and the universe, bring technological and economic benefits, give us a launching pad to Mars and deep space. ISRO has slated Chandrayaan-3 mission for launch at 2.35 pm on Friday

ISRO gears up for 'extremely challenging' experiment of controlled re-entry of aged satellite on March 7

The low Earth satellite, Megha-Tropiques-1 (MT1), was launched on October 12, 2011, as a joint satellite venture of ISRO and the French space agency, CNES for tropical weather and climate studies

India to design, build reusable rocket for global market, says ISRO Chairman S Somanath

India have to bring it down to USD 5,000 or even USD 1,000 per kg. Only way to do that is to make the rocket reusable. Today in India we don't have reusable technology yet in launch vehicles (rockets), the Chairman said

How Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Toulouse rejuvenated Indo-French space alliance

French scientists viewed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit as a sign of high respect for the space science industry and as assurance that the Indo-French collaboration in space sciences can advance ambitious programmes

Satellites no longer usable after deviation: ISRO on its maiden SSLV mission

SSLV had suffered 'data loss' in its terminal stage, after performing "as expected" in all stages

Indian Army conducts five-day exercise to test satellites

The exercise named "Skylight" was conducted from 25 to 29 July. The Army is utilising the services of a number of satellites belonging to the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)

R Madhavan to walk the Cannes red carpet with Nambi Narayanan

R Madhavan will be walking the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival on 17 May with Nambi Narayanan. The actor has stepped into the shoes of the scientist for his biopic Rocketry: The Nambi Effect.

Devas case: Air India wins nod to appeal against seizure ruling by Canadian court

Air India has sought dismissal of the demand by Devas' foreign investors saying it is no longer a State-owned firm after its takeover by the Tata group on 27 January, 2022