Known as ISRO's workhorse. PSLV is 1st Indian Launch Vehicle to be equipped with liquid stages. Uses to Launch satellites of lower mass(~1400 Kg).
Much more powerful rocket, carries satellite much deeper into space. Delivers communication satellite. Carries heavier satellites (~2200 Kg).
3-stage launch vehicle (2 solid and 1 stage comprising liquid and cryogenic stages) Mk-III versions have made ISRO entirely self-sufficient in launching its satellites.
Developed specifically for small and micro-satellites. It carries up to 500 kg of satellite , launch from Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
Developed to augment the payload capacity compared to SLV. Since ASLV suffered repeated failures, it was dropped in favour of a new project.
Experimental program aiming to develop a reusable space vehicle. Its objective is to reduce launch costs through reusability, and cost-effective access to space.
ISRO's ambitious project to send Indian astronauts into space.
Continuous development of more powerful and efficient launch systems.
Successful Mars mission on the first attempt, making ISRO the fourth space agency to reach Mars.
Significant lunar exploration missions contributing to global lunar science.
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