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The launch would take place from the spaceport at Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. The vehicle, PSLV-C12, would also deploy a mini-satellite called ?Anusat?, built by the scientists of Anna University, Chennai.

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on Monday launched an all weather spy satellite at 6:45 a.m. from the spaceport in Sriharikota, boosting India’s defence surveillance capabilities.The PSLV-C12 rocket ascended towards the sky and placed its first Radar Imaging Satellite (RISAT 2) and micro-educational satellite ANUSAT into orbit about 19 minutes later in a textbook launch.

After the successful Chandrayaan-I moon mission, Indian Space Research Organisation is now getting ready for a twin launch - a "breakthrough" Radar Imaging Satellite (RISAT) and ANUSAT.Bangalore-headquartered ISRO is targeting a March last week date for launching them on board the indigenously built Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle from the Sriharikota spaceport.

Filling of liquid fuel in the second stage of the Rs 70-crore Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) rocket that would carry the Rs130-crore Oceansat2 India's remote sensing satellite.

GSLV D3: April 15, 2010, today geosynchronous satellite launch vehicle D3 was scheduled took place and launched with failure Third stage calls as cryogenic rocket engines is 2.8 m in diameter and uses is liquid hydrogen and oxygen. Watch ISRO GSLV D3 live video.

India's first student-made satellite will take off from Sriharikota either on April 5 or 6, riding piggyback on ISRO's Risat satelliteuntil it separates and flies into its own designated orbit.Called Anusat, the micro-student satellite will be launched by the four-stage PSLV.

Students of IIT-K (Kanpur) are set to launch a nano satellite with the help of ISRO . This will be the first instance when students of a college have completely manufactured a satellite inside their campus.

Chandrayaan-1, Indias maiden moon mission launched on October 22 last year by PSLV-C11 from the SHAR range here has completed six months in orbit yesterday, ISRO chief Madhavan Nair said today.Talking to newspersons after the successful launch of RISAT-2 and ANUSAT by PSLV-C12 today, he said yesterday the Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft completed six months in orbit.

Worlds cheapest car Nano from Tata Motors that had caught global attention at its unveiling at the Delhi Auto Expo in 2008 will also be rolled out in select international markets within the next two years and called Nano Europa. Tata Motors will launch Nano on March 23 in Mumbai.

In a statement, Tata Group head Ratan Tata said Nano has also generated wide interest in developed countries and Tata Motors would launch Nano Europa within the next two years.