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We need MK-3 asap for these kinds of missions

If this launch is sucessful it will remain a world record for a long time

Pakistan's Shaheen-3 already covers all of india so all this policy does is give pakistan nukes that can strike the west. The truth is that a rising india scares the **** out of china. Wonder how they will react when agni-6 is test fired later this year? lol:lol:

Who cares what china thinks......in few years india will have 12000KM icbm

A nuclear bombing is too good for UK. They deserve to have their country looted, culture oppressed and population slain then they will understand why india has a grudge against them

What failure rates are you referring to? 2016 - 7 launches 100% success 2015 - 5 launches 100% success 2014 - 4 launches 100% success 2013 - 3 launches 100% success ISRO's track record in recent times has been very good. Please do research before posting.

There is a difference between a failure and failure after one year of orbiting the moon. Besides within the first year 95% of the probes objectives were met. Actually there are a number of things stopping china from going to mars. Just because you have a powerful rocket does not mean you can...

Looking foward to agni 5, final launch before mass production i think

Chandrayaan-1 failure? Have you been living under a rock? Chinese should be ashamed that even with greater budget and more powerful rockets than india they were beaten

Metsat may just be the longest operational indian satelite at 14 years and 3 months of service so far

It is articles like these that people who say investing in space technology is a waste should read

As indias influence in the world grows so should the range of its ICBM's

They are modifying a sounding rocket launch pad for pad abort test

Actually PSLV-G, PSLV-XL and PSLV-CA are still all launched from FLP. Both C-35 launch and C-36 were from FLP. GSLV MK-2, GSLV MK-3 and future LV's with large kerolox stages will need the second launch pad.

According to media articles this will be the first PSLV to carry onboard cameras. There are five in total to capture stage separation, payload fairing separation and payload separation

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) successfully conducted the test of the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mk III’s indigenous cryogenic CE-20 engine at ISRO Propulsion Complex in Mahendragiri in the district on Saturday. The CE-20 was ignited and tested for 25 seconds from...

New pictures released

Early January

PSLV-C36 is the thirty eighth flight of ISRO's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV). PSLV-C36 will place the 1235 kg RESOURCESAT-2A into an 817 km polar Sun Synchronous Orbit (SSO). PSLV-C36 will be launched from the First Launch Pad (FLP) at Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR, Sriharikota. In...

Agni-6 will be indias first "Real" ICBM. With 8000KM-12000KM range it can reach almost anywhere in the world.