ISRO will proceed with 18 planned launches despite the recent PSLV failure, affirming commitment to space exploration.

Investigation into PSLV failures continues, with ISRO targeting a June launch date amid ongoing analysis and external involvement.

ISRO will attempt a fresh PSLV launch in June after two consecutive mission failures, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said, ruling out sabotage and affirming global confidence in India's space programme ...

A key Earth observation satellite and fifteen smaller co-passenger satellites were lost when India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle crashed during ascent late on Sunday. PSLV-C62 launched from the ...

As per the recent updates, ISRO is getting ready to head back to the launchpad again after two back-to-back setbacks with another flight of its trusted workhorse rocket, the Polar Satellite Launch ...

ISRO plans to relaunch PSLV by June or July, while Gaganyaan mission remains on track for 2027, says Jitendra Singh.

Interestingly, Singh’s statements on Monday came days after National Security Adviser Ajit Doval paid a secret visit, ...

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The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is planning to launch the PSLV rocket again after two recent mission failures, Union Minister of State for Science and Technology Jitendra Singh has said.

Union Science and Technology Minister, Jitendra Singh, announced that ISRO will attempt a PSLV rocket launch in June following two consecutive failures.

ISRO is forming a Failure Analysis Committee to probe the PSLV-C62 mishap. An internal data analysis committee is ...

The GISAT-1A advanced earth observation satellite is set to aid India in disaster management, agriculture, and strategic ...