ISRO Returns to Flight with Successful Imaging Satellite Deployment After January Setback
India's space agency has achieved a successful launch of an imaging satellite, its first mission since a failure in January 2026. This accomplishment signals a strong recovery for the program. The launch restores confidence in ISRO's launch capabilities.
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The successful deployment of an imaging satellite marks a pivotal
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