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Rocket girls: Meet the students who worked on a satellite aboard ISRO’s SSLV-D2

The girls, studying in government schools across the country, worked on a satellite developed by Chennai-based start-up Space Kidz India
ISRO to launch Space Kidz India satellite made by 750 children on Friday aboard SSLV-D2 rocket

Space Kidz India selected 10 girl students from 75 government schools across the country for this mission
AzaadiSat, built by girl students, to reach orbit next week onboard ISRO's SSLV

Built by 750 girl students of 75 schools across India, AzaadiSAT is all set for launch early next month

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Rocket girls: Meet the students who worked on a satellite aboard ISRO’s SSLV-D2

ISRO to launch Space Kidz India satellite made by 750 children on Friday aboard SSLV-D2 rocket

AzaadiSat, built by girl students, to reach orbit next week onboard ISRO's SSLV