ISRO launches India's largest rocket LVM 3 (aka GSLV MK3), with 36 OneWeb satellites onboard | The Economic Times

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India’s space programme turns 60 this year. From a small launch pad, the 715-kg Nike Apache rocket rose 208 km into the sky. The sight fascinated thousands of people in the area, which even motivated some of them to join the Indian Space Research Organisation. On February 22nd, 1969, India launched its first truly indigenous rocket. The rocket carried a few kilograms of solid propellants and rose a few kilometres into the air. #spaceprogramme #isro #india | The Hindu

ISRO has identified a strategic landing site near the Moon’s south pole for the Chandrayaan-4 mission, focusing on regions with confirmed water ice potential and scientific importance. The Chandrayaan-4 lander will target a safe, sunlit zone with low slope and minimal hazards, using data from Chandrayaan-2 Orbiter and Chandrayaan-3 landing success. This ISRO lunar mission aims to demonstrate advanced precision landing, lunar sample return technology, and detailed surface analysis. Chandrayaan-4