IRNSS

Two halves of the PSLV-C22 heat shield enclosing the IRNSS-1A satellite, whose clocks have developed glitches, ahead of launch in July 2013. Source: ISRO

Three Atomic Clocks Have Failed Onboard India’s ‘Regional GPS’ Constellation

The PSLV takes off on its 24th mission in April 2014 to launch the IRNSS 1B satellite. Source: ISRO

Why Haven’t ISRO and the US Signed Their Commercial Space Launch Agreement Yet?

The PSLV-XL, in its 13th mission and the PSLV's 35th overall, lifts off carrying the IRNSS 1G satellite. Source: ISRO

ISRO Launches Last Piece of India’s Own GPS-Lite

GSAT-6 seen with two halves of the payload faring of GSLV-D6. Credit: ISRO

Why ISRO Deserves the Budget Hike it’s Been Recommended

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