The mission is being closely watched as it marks the return of the PSLV programme after a setback in May 2025, when the ...
The mission will be significant on account of being the PSLV's first flight back after the failure of PSLV-C61.
“Today, we are conceiving a rocket to place 75,000 kg (75 tonnes) in Low Earth orbit (about 400-1000 km above earth),” Dr. V. Narayanan, the Chief of the Indian Space Agency ISRO has revealed.
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