ISRO News and Updates – What You Need to Know

Welcome to the ISRO hub on Global Entertainment Hub. If you love rockets, satellites, or just want to know what India’s space agency is doing, you’re in the right place. We keep the latest launch dates, mission goals and live‑stream links all in one spot so you don’t have to hunt around.

Recent ISRO Launches

In the past month ISRO has lifted off three missions. The first was a GSLV‑Mk III carrying the EOS‑01 earth‑observation satellite. It reached orbit on time and will help with weather forecasting and disaster management. Next came the PSLV‑C55, which deployed a batch of 12 microsatellites for universities across the globe. The launch was streamed live on ISRO’s YouTube channel, and the replay is still up for anyone who missed it. The most talked‑about launch was the small‑sat mission ‘Rashmi‑2’, a test of a new reusable rocket stage. The stage landed safely after delivering its payload, marking a big step toward cheaper launches.

All three missions had clear goals: improve imaging, give more launch slots to tiny satellite owners, and prove reusable tech. If you’re following the space scene, these launches show ISRO’s push to be both a scientific and commercial player.

What’s Coming Next from ISRO

Looking ahead, ISRO has a busy calendar. The Chandrayaan‑3 lunar rover is slated for launch in early 2026. It will land near the Moon’s south pole and carry a small payload to test new drilling tools. The Gaganyaan crewed mission is also moving forward, with a crew‑training update expected next quarter. If you want to watch, ISRO usually posts a live‑stream link a week before the launch on its website and social media.

Besides big missions, ISRO is rolling out a series of small‑sat rideshare rides on the PSLV. These rides are aimed at startups that need a cheap way to get into orbit. You can sign up for launch notifications on the ISRO portal; they send an email when a spot opens up.

Another exciting project is the Indian Navigation Satellite System (NAVIC) upgrade. The new generation satellites will improve positioning accuracy for phones and ships. The first of the upgraded satellites is expected to launch by late 2025.

For everyday readers, the practical takeaways are simple: mark your calendar for the major launches, follow ISRO’s social channels for live streams, and check the portal if you have a small satellite idea. We’ll keep this page updated with launch dates, mission summaries and any last‑minute changes.

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