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The Indian Space Research Organisation has successfully launched the GSLV F17 mission carrying the EOS-05 satellite. This marks the launch of India's first-ever imaging satellite into a geosynchronous orbit. The mission reflects the innovation, excellence, and growing capabilities of the domestic space sector along with expanding partnerships with Indian industry. This successful launch in September marks another milestone following the previous mission conducted in January 2026, adding strength and scale across the space ecosystem.

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00:00We are bringing to you breaking news.
00:02This is with regards to the successful ISRO launch of the GSLV-F17.
00:08It's the fast imaging satellite that we see from a geosynchronous orbit that we are speaking of.
00:15And now the Prime Minister has come out to hail ISRO for this very successful launch.
00:19Prime Minister Modi says it's another achievement by ISRO.
00:23Proud moment for our nation.
00:25India's space sector has been rapidly growing with each passing year.
00:30And in fact, month for that matter.
00:32Prime Minister Modi has come out to post and let me take you through that very post.
00:35Yet another outstanding achievement by ISRO and a proud moment for our nation.
00:39The successful launch of the GSLV-F17 carrying the EOS-05.
00:45India's first ever imaging satellite from the geosynchronous orbit is a reflection of the excellence, innovation and growing capabilities that
00:53define India's space sector.
00:55Growing partnership between ISRO and Indian industries, adding new strength and scale to our space program and expanding India's capabilities
01:02across the entire ecosystem, space ecosystem that is.
01:06So this is the Prime Minister's message to another successful launch by ISRO at this given point of time, which
01:12comes in quite after a few months of bit of a lull period that we see.
01:18January 2026 is when the last launch had taken place from the ISRO and now this is again in the
01:24month of September that we see another successful launch.
01:28Another feather added to their very cap at this given point.

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