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Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) C34, carrying India’s latest earth observation Cartosat-2 Series satellite, was used for the launch from the second launch pad of Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota.

Scientist Dilip Bhatt developed "Pragya", an innovative drawing device for the blind, after seeing his own son's struggle.

After the successful testing of the Re-usable Satellite Launch Vehicle Technology Demonstrator (RLV-TD), ISRO is now planning to test an air-breathing propulsion system.

Thanks to the Ultra-Violet Imaging Telescope on board the space observatory, ASTROSAT has successfully solved a puzzle that had left scientists the world over stumped for decades; the puzzle of the red star in cluster NGC 188

The Indian Space Research Organisation will soon be launching their very first reusable launch vehicle. If successful, the technology will help drastically bring down costs of launching satellites into orbit.

For Indian soldiers serving on Siachen Glacier, the world’s highest battleground, extreme weather turns out to be more dangerous and fatal than enemy bullets. To fight this situation and provide life-saving equipment to our soldiers, ISRO is working on developing space technology in a way that it can be used by the armed forces too.

A pico-satellite built by students of College of Engineering in Pune is all set to be launched by ISRO very soon, along with Cartosat 2C on-board the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) C34.

Indian Space Research Organization is all set to create history by launching a record number of 22 satellites in a single mission – the highest number for ISRO so far.

ISRO will help the government to identify villages with surface water sources through satellite mapping.

The NEMO-AM satellite will monitor air pollutants in some of the country's most polluted cities like Delhi, Lucknow, Amritsar, and Allahabad.