India's first imaging satellite, EOS-05, was successfully placed into geosynchronous orbit by ISRO. The GSLV-F17 rocket launched the over 2,300 kg payload precisely into its intended orbit. This mission marks ISRO's maiden success for 2026, providing real-time imagery for national use. The satellite will assist in agriculture and disaster management, enhancing national capabilities. This achievement highlights India's growing self-reliance in its ambitious space programs.

ISRO is preparing to launch EOS-05, or Gisat-1A, on September 4 aboard the GSLV-F17 rocket from Sriharikota. Positioned about 36,000 km above Earth, the satellite will be Indias…

GSLV-F17 lifts off at 2.55am on Friday carrying EOS-05. EOS-03 was lost when a valve leaked in the rocket’s cryogenic stage.

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to launch the EOS-05, India’s first earth observation satellite(EOS) in the Geosynchronous Orbit.

ISRO has begun the countdown for a significant satellite launch. This mission will deploy India's first imaging satellite from geosynchronous orbit. The GSLV-F17 rocket is…

A GSLV rocket, carrying ISRO's earth observation satellite EOS-05, succssfully lauched from the spaceport in a pre-dawn mission on Friday from Andhra Pradesh's Sriharikota. The…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday hailed ISROs successful GSLV-F17 launch carrying EOS-05, calling it an “outstanding achievement” and a proud moment for India. He…