The CMS-03 satellite will travel onboard the 43.5 metre tall LVM3-M5 rocket, dubbed “Bahubali (Strong arms)” for its heavylift capability. The previous mission of the LVM3 rocket was the successful launch of the Chandrayaan-3 mission, wherein India became the first country to land successfully near the lunar South Pole in 2023, according to ISRO.
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India still looks ‘sare jahan se achha’ from space, says astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla in his ISS farewell speech
Shubhanshu Shukla referred to the words of Rakesh Sharma and said India still looked ‘sare jahan se accha’ from space.
ISRO, Australian Space Agency sign IA for cooperation in human space flight
ISRO has embarked on the Human Spaceflight programme with an objective of demonstrating capability to carry out Low Earth Orbit in an Indian Crew Module with up to three crew members onboard, for up to three days and to safely recover the module.
