India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) mission on Monday encountered an anomaly after launch, with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) confirming that a deviation was observed during ...

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The incident marks the second consecutive failure involving the PSLV's third stage, following a similar issue in May 2025 ...

ISRO confirmed that a deviation was observed during the rocket’s third stage. As a result, all 16 satellites were lost, despite a spectacular launch from Sriharikota on 12 January 2026. "The PSLV-C62 ...

The total of 14 satellites, including the earth observation satellite, belong to domestic and overseas customers ...

ISRO launches PSLV-C62 from Sriharikota, deploying EOS-N1 and 14 satellites. Mission features KID capsule re-entry experiment in the South Pacific Ocean.

The primary payload, EOS-N1 (codename Anvesha), is a 400-kg hyperspectral Earth observation satellite developed by DRDO for strategic surveillance.

ISRO chairman V Narayanan said the trouble began near the end of the rocket’s third stage, when strap-on motors were providing thrust.

The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle, Isro’s proven workhorse, will carry 16 satellites into a Sun-Synchronous Polar Orbit, reinforcing India’s position as a preferred launch partner for domestic and in ...

ISRO chairman V Narayanan said the space agency is preparing multiple satellite launches in 2026 and working on major ...