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Today Is a Historic Day for ISRO for Two Reasons. Chandrayaan 2 Is Just One.

An Ariane 5ES lifts off, June 2013. Credit: dlr_de/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Apples and Oranges: Why ISRO Rockets Aren’t Comparable to Falcons or Arianes

Four Reasons You Should Pay Attention to ISRO’s Successful GSLV F05 Launch