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ISRO annual report for '20-21 https://www.isro.gov.in/sites/default/files/anual_report_2020-2021_english.pdf

Indx Tech Style. excuse the naivete , but how did ISRO manage two huge launches in May-June/2017, within a month of one another. On May 5th, the GSLV Mk2 launched South Asia Sat GSAT-9, and on June 5th the GSLV Mk3 launched GSAT-19. And both of course from the second launch pad. Was it a case...

Yes, really. They should give some explanation for the extended delay. No one is asking for classified or sensitive information. Just a general technical and/or financial reason. Covid would be one, of course.

Some concrete news about the SSLV-D1. Syndicated article. https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/isro-gears-up-to-launch-its-newgeneration-mini-rocket-on-maiden-flight/2036148

Congrats to the ISRO team for the smooth launch of CMS-01. At the end of the last mission( Nov 7) the chairman of ISRO said that the next two launches would be of PSLV C-50( today's) and SSLV-D1. Instead, SSLV-D1 has been pushed aside once again, and the next launch will be PSLV-C51 in March...

Sorry for the whine, but it would really be nice to see some major launches! The SSLV-D1, the GISAT-1, the RLV-D2 et al

^ Nice. Is this in use in an existing satellite, or under development?

Hurrah!! At last some positive and concrete news about the SSLV. I double checked to make sure I wasn't reading 'December 2021'🙄

Slightly good news. Two launches by year end, SSLV-D1 work resumes, so it could be one of the two🤞 https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/andhra-pradesh/2020/aug/25/amid-covid-19-pandemic-mission-sslv-resumes-at-isro-rocket-launch-station-2188127.html

Nice developments from the private sector... now still eagerly awaiting good news about GISAT-1, SSLV-D1, RLV-D2 and PSLV launches as well.

https://www.indiatvnews.com/science/chandrayaan-2-rover-intact-pragyan-vikram-chennai-techie-tip-off-isro-nasa-638915 Speculation about Pragyan rover being intact. It's from a credible source, so probably worthwhile..

Just to be absolutely clear, this Indo-Japan mission is quite distinct from Chandrayaan-3, right? India on its own is going to make another attempt at a moon landing sometime in 2021. Then comes the joint misssion.