Pslv Launch

PSLV-C47-CartoSAT-3 mission: ISRO to launch 13 US satellites and India's eighth CartoSAT at 9.28am today

Of the 14 ridesharing satellites on the PSLV-C47, 13 are commercial US nanosatellites signed on by a commercial arrangement with NewSpace India Limited.

PSLV-C47/CartoSAT-3 mission: ISRO postpones planned 25 Nov launch, reasons for delay unclear

The timing of the launch remains the same, at 9.28 am IST, from the second launch pad of Satish Dhawan Space Centre.

PSLV-C47/CartoSAT-3 launch: Online registration now open to catch it live from ISRO's viewing gallery on 25 Nov

If all goes to plan, India will have a powerful new earth observation satellite in orbit days from now.

ISRO's PSLV-C46/RISAT-2B launch: When and where to watch the launch live on 22 May

An all-you-need to know guide to the PSLV-C46 Risat-2B launch that will be taking place tomorrow.

ISRO PSLV-C46 mission countdown begins, gets greenlit for 22 May launch at 5.30 am

Like PSLV-C45, the PSLV-C46 launch will be open to viewers at the recently-opened viewing gallery.

ISRO successfully places EMISAT, 28 other international satellites in orbit in triply-special PSLV-C45 mission

ISRO Chief K Sivan also announced a viewing gallery inaugurated by 1200 live viewers of the launch in Sriharikota today.

ISRO PSLV-C45 Satellite Launch today LIVE Updates: PSLV successfully releases 28 small satellites one after another after EMISAT

PSLV successfully releases all 28 small satellites one after another after the mission's main payload, EMISAT.

ISRO's PSLV-CA is the lightest in the PSLV family of satellite launch vehicles

The PSLV has proved itself one of the most reliable rockets not just at ISRO, but in the world.

K Sivan appointed new ISRO chairman: The 'Rocket Man' helped send 104 satellites in a single mission

Renowned scientist K Sivan was on Wednesday appointed as the the chairman of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to replace AS Kiran Kumar.

Isro successfully launches PSLV's longest flight SCATSAT-1 and seven others into orbit; PM Modi lauds scientists

India on Monday morning successfully put into orbit its own weather satellite SCATSAT-1 and seven others - five foreign and two domestic - in a copy book style.