ISRO's EOS-08 Earth observation satellite showcases advanced thermal imaging capabilities with its Electro Optical-Infrared payload. Capturing high-resolution images over Pune and the Namibia Desert,

The Electro Optical-Infrared (EOIR) payload aboard ISRO’s latest Earth Observation Satellite (EOS), commenced its operations successfully, ISRO announced on Thursday.

Launched on August 16, 2024, via Isro's Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV), the EOS-08 mission marks a significant advancement in thermal imaging technology.

Gaganyaan is prepared for launch, we are planning for it by the end of this year,'' ISRO Chief S Somnath mentioned while addressing the Space Expo in Bengaluru, Karnataka.

The Gaganyaan Programme approved in December 2018 envisages undertaking human spaceflight to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and laying the foundation of technologies needed for an Indian human space exploration programme in the long run.

Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the building of the first unit of the Bharatiya Anatriksh Station by extending the scope of the Gaganyaan

Somnath specifically talked about Chandrayaan-4, which has been allocated Rs 2,104.06 crore, in an exclusive interview with NDTV and explained how the next lunar mission is a natural successor to Chandrayaan-3.

On September 18, the Union Cabinet made significant decisions regarding India's space program. Along with approving the expansion of the Chandrayaan mission, the cabinet also announced other key developments.

Chandrayaan-4: ISRO's ambitious lunar mission. The upcoming Moon mission, dubbed Chandrayaan-4, aims to develop and demonstrate technologies for returning to Earth, after a succes