#Pslv Launch

Lift off of PSLV-C62 carrying EOS N1 and 15 copassenger satellites from SDSC SHAR 🚀

India's space ambitions suffered a major setback as Isro's PSLV-C62 mission ended in failure, with all 16 satellites lost despite a spectacular liftoff from Sriharikota on January 12, 2026. Nation with you ISRO ❤️

PSLV C54 Launch. Proud moment… More than 10,000 people gathered to witness it. #pslvc54 #pslv #pslvc54launch #isromissions #isroindia #shriharikota #sriharikota #vssc #purpose #gobinath #gopinath #gopi #gobi #motivation #gobinathspeech #gopinathspeech #gobinathmotivation #gopinathmotivationalspeech #gopinathmotivation

PSLV-C62 on January 12th carrying a DRDO observatory/surveillance satellite failed to reach the intended orbit due to an anomaly and the mission failed as it is believed the strategic satellite is lost in space. Many geopolitical experts like @/aravind and Pavneet Singh on X has raised question the angle of sabotage. Although the investigation of the then PSLV C61 and PSLV C62 will be classified netizens raises the eyebrow of foreign interference in our elite institutions like ISRO which has continuously proven its excellence for a long time. The PSLV-C62 also had satellites from budding Indian space startups and foreign clients, it’s a shame that ISRO will lose clients if the failure continues giving our revenues to foreign space agencies. #isro #indianarmy

ISRO confirmed that the PSLV-C62 mission could not be completed as planned after the rocket deviated from its intended trajectory during the third stage of flight. While the launch initially progressed normally, the path deviation affected satellite deployment, and ISRO is analysing the anomaly to determine the cause. #ahmedabadmirror #ISRO #PSLVC62 #SatelliteLaunch #SpaceMission #RocketLaunch #SpaceTechnology #IndiaInSpace #pslvmission

Assam witnessed a proud moment as students of Assam Don Bosco University made history with their satellite LACHIT-1 successfully launched into space aboard ISRO’s PSLV-C62 mission on Monday. The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle lifted off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota, and completed a 108-minute mission, placing the Earth observation satellite EOS-N1 into orbit along with 14 other satellites and a re-entry capsule. The mission’s success has helped restore confidence in the PSLV programme after the partial failure of PSLV-C61 last year. The achievement reflects the growing scientific spirit and innovation emerging from Assam and the Northeast, inspiring a new generation of young researchers and space enthusiasts. #Guwahati #assam #isro #northeast #india #lachit1 #news

Aditya L1 / PSLV C57 Separation from Space | Suryayan Launch Success #theinfinitemadness #shorts #reels #reelsinstagram #space #adityal1 #adityal1launch #spacelover #earthfromspace #lunarlanding #lander #vikram #vikramlander #chandrayaan3 #chandrayan3 #chandra #chandrayaan2🚀 #moon #animation #vfx #live #livefromspace #isro #isroindia #pslv #c57

India’s space agency ISRO launched the PSLV-C62 rocket from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota on January 12, 2026, with a mission to put 16 satellites into orbit including India’s EOS-N1 and DRDO’s Anvesha satellite. The rocket’s takeoff was normal, but minutes after launch there was a problem in the third stage of the rocket. This caused the vehicle to deviate from its planned path, and it could not reach the correct speed and position to put the satellites into space. ISRO confirmed the anomaly and said flight data is being analysed to understand what caused it. Because of this deviation, all 16 satellites are believed to be lost and did not enter the correct orbit. This mission was India’s first major space launch of 2026 and counted on the trusted PSLV rocket, which has delivered many satellites into space in the past. The failure comes after another PSLV mission failed in May 2025, also due to a third-stage issue, raising concerns about repeated problems. ISRO officials said they are working hard to study the data and find the exact reason for the problem. They also said future launches will continue as planned. #PSLVC62 #ISRO #SpaceMission #SatelliteLaunch #Anomaly #MissionUpdate #IndiaInSpace #india #summary

Indian space agency ISRO on Monday launched its first satellite mission of 2026, PSLV-C62, from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, but the mission failed after an anomaly during flight. The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle lifted off at 10:18:30 a.m. IST carrying 16 satellites, including Anvesha, a satellite developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). ISRO said the mission encountered an anomaly near the end of the PS3 stage, preventing the planned deployment of the satellites. In a statement shared on X, ISRO said teams are analysing flight data to determine the cause of the anomaly and will provide further updates once the assessment is complete. Anvesha is an advanced surveillance satellite designed for high-resolution imaging and mapping. It is capable of detecting targets concealed in forests, bushes or bunkers from hundreds of kilometres above Earth. The mission, designated EOS-N1, was ISRO’s first satellite launch of 2026 and was undertaken by New Space India Limited (NSIL), the space agency’s commercial arm. #ISRO #space #rocket #india #indianstartupnews

India’s First Space Launch Of 2026 | PSLV-C62 Carries 19 Satellites | ISRO | NEXT IAS India begins 2026 with a major space milestone as ISRO’s PSLV-C62 launches from Sriharikota, marking the country’s first space mission of the year. This mission carries 19 satellites, including the advanced EOS-N1 (Anvesha) satellite, equipped with hyperspectral imaging technology that supports border surveillance, defense planning, agricultural monitoring, urban mapping, and environmental protection. The launch also features a European re-entry capsule and India’s first-ever on-orbit satellite refuelling experiment through AayulSAT, a breakthrough step toward extending satellite life and reducing space debris. PSLV-C62 highlights India’s growing capabilities in multi-payload launches, space innovation, and global collaboration. This topic is highly relevant for UPSC GS Paper III (Science & Technology, Space Technology). #nextias #upsc #currentaffairs #isro #pslvc62 #indiaspacemission #firstlaunch2026 #eosn1 #hyperspectralimaging #satelliterefueling #aayulsat #indianspaceprogram #spacetechnology #upscscitech #sriharikota #indiansatellites #spaceinnovation #foru

The PSLV-C62 / EOS-N1 Mission is the 9th dedicated commercial mission undertaken by NewSpace India Limited (NSIL) to build and launch the EOS-N1 earth observation satellite for a user along with providing launch services for 15 co-passenger satellites from domestic & international customers. This launch will use the PSLV-DL variant with two solid strap-on motors. This mission will be the 64th flight of PSLV. The PSLV-C62 mission will also demonstrate KID or Kestrel Initial Technology Demonstrator from a Spanish startup, which is a small-scale prototype of a re-entry vehicle being developed by the startup. The KID will be the last co-passenger to be injected, after which it is slated to re-enter the earth’s atmosphere towards splashdown in the South Pacific Ocean. The integration of the vehicle and satellites has been completed and pre-launch checks are in progress. The PSLV-C62 mission is proposed to lift-off on January 12, 2026 at 10:17 hrs, from the First Launch Pad at Satish Dhawan Space Centre, Sriharikota. PSLV is the workhorse launch vehicle of ISRO that has completed 63 flights including notable missions like Chandrayaan-1, Mars Orbiter Mission, Aditya-L1 and Astrosat Mission. In 2017, PSLV set a world record by launching 104 satellites in a single mission. #isro #indianairforce #spacex #spaceexploration #moon #moonlight #mars #nasa #esa #jaxa #spacex #space #mumbai #bangalore #indianairforce #indianarmy #india #indiannavy #bharat #bangalore #astronaut #indian #usa #russia #orbit #rocketscience #rocket #satellites #human

Witnessed the successful launch of PSLV- C62 'Workhorse' but at the third stage , mission failed!! 😭 @isro.dos Will be back with a banger again!! #isro #pslv #space #india