Indian Space Research Organization

France will partner with India for its next Mars mission that is expected to roll out in 2018. The French space agency, CNES, has signed a letter of intent with ISRO for participation in the mission.

The 48-hour countdown for ISRO’s first satellite launch in 2016 has started. PSLV-31 is all set to take off on Wednesday morning, carrying India's fifth navigation satellite, IRNSS-1E.

Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) is a regional navigation satellite being developed by ISRO to provide accurate position information to users in the country, and will be under complete control of the Indian government.

ISRO has given many Indian educational institutions a chance to venture into space technology by guiding students towards making experimental satellites. 12 such student satellites will be launched next year, and here are the five that have already been launched since 2009.

India's first multi-wavelength space observatory, ASTROSAT, was launched into a 650 km orbit on Sept. 28, 2015, by Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). The satellite has started its work and has begun to capture images well. The first light image by ASTROSAT is already here – find out what it looks like.

India’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) has carried 51 satellites of international customers, thereby crossing its 50 international customer satellite launch mark. Here are six things to know about this milestone.

To celebrate the completion of Mangalyaan's first year in the orbit around Mars, ISRO has released a Mars Atlas which is a compilation of all the amazing pictures and data collected from the red planet so far.

Indian Railways and Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) are coming together to utilise technology in a way that our train journeys can be made a lot safer and easier in terms of navigation.

ISRO is all set to launch five British satellites on July 10 which together weigh around 1,440 kg. This will be the heaviest commercial luggage carried by the PSLV rocket till date.

ISRO along with GOI will use its expertise and high quality satellite imagery to map heritage sites and then make plans to preserve them. Here's more to know.