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The space agency did not state as to how it came to the conclusion “most likely debris from an Indian rocket Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV).

A mysterious object that washed up on an Australian beach is confirmed to be part of an ISRO rocket.

Power Systems: "This accomplishment stands as a testament to our teams expertise and dedication in contributing to the success of Indias space missions," Subba Rao Pavuluri, founder and chairman-cum-managing director of ATL said.

ISRO has lined up a series of activities over the next few months as it gears up for

As ISROs Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) placed seven Singaporean satellites in orbits, Hyderabad-based Ananth Technologies contributed a range of components that made the spaceflight a success.

A dome-shaped mysterious object washed up on a remote Australian beach earlier this month. The objects appearance coincided with the timing of the launch of the ISROs much-awaited moon mission Chandrayaan 3.

In a latest update on the mystery surrounding a debris found on an Australian beach about two weeks ago, the Australian Space Agency Monday confirmed that it is actually of India’s PSLV rocket.

ISRO's PSLV-C56/DS-SAR mission successfully launches seven Singaporean satellites into intended orbits, including a high-resolution DS-SAR Radar Imaging Earth Observation satellite

During a dedicated commercial mission, the ISRO scientists decided to perform a unique scientific experiment in which the fourth stage of the rocket would be lowered into a 300 kilometre orbit after placing customer satellites.

ISRO is all set to launch a major satellite of Singapore on Sunday morning using the ‘reliable workhorse’, the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle