Space

However, the space body does require more money to fund its ever-expanding operations.

Claimed to have been last witnessed over 150 years ago on March 31, 1866, the skies will surely be a treat for sore eyes with the super blue blood moon!

On-board cameras have sent back footage of the satellites being launched from the carrier in space!

A selection of amazing pictures that allow you to get a sense of what it looks like to peer out of a satellite and see India from space.

Kaviya BJ and K Selva Sreejith are students of Shree Vidhya Mandhir, Pushpathur in Palani, who are amongst the twelve winners whose entries adorn the pages of the calendar.

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Presumably dating back to 3,600 BC, the petroglyph in the Burzahama region of Kashmir may be an accurate depiction of a supernova explosion from the prehistoric times.

The mission highlights the rising importance of Asia in space, and the geopolitical reaction in the region to China's rise.

Amidst the euphoria surrounding ISRO's audacious achievements, few Indians pause to think about the legendary man who made it all possible. Here's his inspiring story.

Among the 31 satellites slated for launch on this mission, India will include its Cartosat-2 series earth observation satellite.