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Morning news bulletin: Top 5 stories on February 17 - Vimarsana News

Morning news bulletin: Top 5 stories on February 17

From Arvind Kejriwal calling for a trust vote to ISRO's satellite launch, here are the top news on February 17 morning. | Latest News India

Countdown for launch of meteorological satellite INSAT-3DS progressing smoothly - Vimarsana News

Countdown for launch of meteorological satellite INSAT-3DS progressing smoothly

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INSAT-3DS satellite will help improve weather forecasts: Kiren Rijiju - Vimarsana News

INSAT-3DS satellite will help improve weather forecasts: Kiren Rijiju

Rijiju took to X to thank the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) scientists for the successful launch of the satellite onboard the GSLV-F14 mission from the Sriharikota spaceport in Andhra Pradesh.

satellite | ISRO's Matured boy GSLV rocket successfully injects meteorological satellite into orbit - Vimarsana News

satellite | ISRO's Matured boy GSLV rocket successfully injects meteorological satellite into orbit

The flawless mission prompted the ISRO to virtually heave a sigh of relief over the challenging GSLV rocket technology, as the director of today's mission said the 'naughty boy has matured into an obedient, disciplined boy', apparently referring to its past unsuccessful missions

satellite | ISRO's Matured boy GSLV rocket successfully injects meteorological satellite into orbit - Vimarsana News

satellite | ISRO's Matured boy GSLV rocket successfully injects meteorological satellite into orbit

The flawless mission prompted the ISRO to virtually heave a sigh of relief over the challenging GSLV rocket technology, as the director of today's mission said the 'naughty boy has matured into an obedient, disciplined boy', apparently referring to its past unsuccessful missions