In addition to American, Russian, and European rockets, several spacecraft have also been deployed by Indian and other rockets sites from across the world. Indian spacecraft of different varieties have been successfully launched since 1975. This list includes the vast majority of artificial satellites created and managed by the Republic of India, as well as some of its predecessor countries.
The Indian Space Research Organization's headquarters are in Bangalore. The India Space Research Organization (ISRO), which was established in 1969, is often regarded as the country's only space research organization. Since 1975, India has been effectively deploying a variety of different kinds of satellite systems. These satellites are used for a variety of tasks, including weather forecasting, television broadcasting, radio transmission, GPS navigation, and internet connectivity, among other things. Satellites are defined as anything that circles another object in the same way as the Moon orbits the Earth.
Next → ← prev List of Satellites launched by IndiaĪn artificial object, a satellite, is a spacecraft that has been purposefully sent into orbit for a variety of reasons, including remote sensing, weather forecasting, picture mapping, educational purposes, and research.
