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For the GSLV programme, reliability and lifting heavier satellites remain key challenges

It is heartening that ISRO’s indigenously developed atomic clocks and cryogenic upper stages are on the path to reliability. But there’s also a space race that ISRO has to catch up in by upgrading the LVM3 (earlier GSLV Mk III) to be able to launch heavier satellites into space and support heavier versions of the cryogenic upper stage
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Gslv Mk Iii

For the GSLV programme, reliability and lifting heavier satellites remain key challenges

In Pics | Chandrayaan 2: ISRO all set for second date with the Moon

ISRO braces to tame monster rocket that could launch Indians