Indian Space Launch Schedule

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What is LEX on pslv?

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Fixed

 

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2023 launch schedule per Loksabha Query 29th March 2023 by Lalu Singh; answered by Jitendra Kumar (thanks @Swesh)

ISRO General News and Updates

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Updating the list:

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure)/Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success

Upcoming launch catalogue for 2023

• April 2023 - PSLV-?? C55 - TeLEOS-2 (Singapore)
• Mid 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya L1 - First Indian mission to Sun
• Mid 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the pole of moon
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR (Singapore/Thailand)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• 2023 - SSLV D3 - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B

Planned spacecraft this year not mentioned above

• TDS-01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - December 2023 or January 2024

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX on HIIB rocket.
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions)
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars)

Doesn't include 2024+ spacecraft with dated plans in any list.

Notable suborbital flights planned this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):

• 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• Mid 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Early 2023 - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - We may see Re-emtry Experiment (REX) and LEX for RLV this year.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

2023 launch schedule per Loksabha Query 29th March 2023 by Lalu Singh; answered by Jitendra Kumar (thanks @Swesh)

ISRO General News and Updates

Space-enthuse Start-ups are approaching IN-SPACe with innovative ideas. As a key enabler, IN-SPACe has taken the lead to create a unique platform that provides a one stop solution to foster and transform their innovations into a full-fledged space product. As a head start for these start-ups...

defenceforumindia.com

Updating the list:

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure)/Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success

Upcoming launch catalogue for 2023

• April 2023 - PSLV-?? C55 - TeLEOS-2 (Singapore)
• Mid 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya L1 - First Indian mission to Sun
• Mid 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the pole of moon
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR (Singapore/Thailand)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• 2023 - SSLV D3 - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B

Planned spacecraft this year not mentioned above

• TDS-01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - December 2023 or January 2024

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX on HIIB rocket.
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions)
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars)

Doesn't include 2024+ spacecraft with dated plans in any list.

Notable suborbital flights planned this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):

• 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• Mid 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Early 2023 - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Launch of RLV on a GSLV booster and re-entry in atmosphere after delivering payload.

It will be a record for ISRO if they are able to execute all pending 8 launches of 2023 this year alone.

 

[Varoon2]

Among the planned launches that should be mentioned is Skyroot's first orbital mission. They claimed last year that it would go up by October 2023. That will be a major historic one, the first satellite launch by a private sector Indian company.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

2023 launch schedule per Loksabha Query 29th March 2023 by Lalu Singh; answered by Jitendra Kumar (thanks @Swesh)

ISRO General News and Updates

Space-enthuse Start-ups are approaching IN-SPACe with innovative ideas. As a key enabler, IN-SPACe has taken the lead to create a unique platform that provides a one stop solution to foster and transform their innovations into a full-fledged space product. As a head start for these start-ups...

defenceforumindia.com

Updating the list:

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure)/Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success

Upcoming launch catalogue for 2023

• April 2023 - PSLV-?? C55 - TeLEOS-2 (Singapore)
• Mid 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya L1 - First Indian mission to Sun
• Mid 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the pole of moon
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR (Singapore/Thailand)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• 2023 - SSLV D3 - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B

Planned spacecraft this year not mentioned above

• TDS-01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - December 2023 or January 2024

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX on HIIB rocket.
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions)
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars)

Doesn't include 2024+ spacecraft with dated plans in any list.

Notable suborbital flights planned this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):

• 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• Mid 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Early 2023 - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - We may see Re-emtry Experiment (REX) and LEX for RLV this year.

PSLV C55, NOTAM up for 22-30 April.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updating the list:

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure)/Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success

Upcoming launch catalogue for 2023

• 22-30 April 2023 - PSLV-?? C55 - TeLEOS-2 (Singapore)
• 2023 - SSLV D3 - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• Mid 2023 (NET 15 May) - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya L1 - First Indian mission to Sun
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the pole of moon
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR (Singapore/Thailand)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B

Planned spacecraft this year not mentioned above

• PSLV C59/TDS-01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - December 2023 or January 2024

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX on HIIB rocket.
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions)
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars)

Doesn't include 2024+ spacecraft with dated plans in any list.

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• Mid 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updating the list:

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure)/Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success

Upcoming launch catalogue for 2023

• 22-30 April 2023 - PSLV-?? C55 - TeLEOS-2 (Singapore)
• 2023 - SSLV D3 - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• Mid 2023 (NET 15 May) - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya L1 - First Indian mission to Sun
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the pole of moon
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR (Singapore/Thailand)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B

Planned spacecraft this year not mentioned above

• PSLV C59/TDS-01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - December 2023 or January 2024

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX on HIIB rocket.
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions)
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars)

Doesn't include 2024+ spacecraft with dated plans in any list.

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• Mid 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)

Forgot to add at last
End 2023 - L40 booster based RLV-ORV - RLV orbital launch and atmospheric re-entry experiment (REX).

 

[TopWatcher]

I think delay in HSF led to preponed the L1 & CY3 mission.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

I think delay in HSF led to preponed the L1 & CY3 mission.

Unrelated

 

[Vamsi]

Forgot to add at last
End 2023 - L40 booster based RLV-ORV - RLV orbital launch and atmospheric re-entry experiment (REX).

there is no L40 booster based RLV-ORV. afaik, there is only GSLV derived RLV-ORV for orbital mission

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Summary of this year added with status of Gaganyaan tests, copying to relevant threads.
Gaganyaan: From astronauts’ training to tech upgrade, ISRO making leaps to meet 2025 target for manned mission
The Gaganyaan Mission will be undertaken from the second launch pad at the country’s only spaceport in Sriharikota. The selected astronauts have completed the first semester of the mission-specific training in India, after completing a generic training for spacefaring in Russia.

LVM3 is to be the launch vehicle for Gaganyaan Mission. (@ISRO)

From human rating LVM3 launch vehicle to upgrading the mission control complex, building an ‘umbilical tower’ on the second launch pad for maintenance of the rocket while on the launch platform, agreement with Australia for setting up a mobile unit for direct-to-ground communication at Cocos Island, the Indian Space Research Organisation has been busy working towards sending humans to space, says the recently released annual report of the organisation.

The Gaganyaan Mission will be undertaken from the second launch pad at the country’s only spaceport in Sriharikota. The selected astronauts have completed the first semester of the mission-specific training in India, after completing a generic training for spacefaring in Russia. During the training, the astronauts attended 218 lectures and 75 physical training sessions. There were two flying practices, two medical evaluations and two course-related evaluations in this period.

The theoretical courses trained them in the basics of spaceflight, propulsion, aerodynamics, and details of the launch vehicle and spacecraft. The practical training included flying practice, aero-medical training, yoga, and virtual reality training focused on familiarising the crew to the hardware and interiors of the crew module and operating it during the mission.

Minister of State for Space Jitendra Singh had earlier said that the space agency will undertake two test vehicle missions to demonstrate crew escape systems mid-flight and the retrieval of the crew module once it splashed down in the ocean. This will be followed by the first unmanned Gaganyaan mission that will carry an unpressurised crew module. The space agency is trying to carry out at least one unmanned mission this year depending on the performance during the test vehicle missions.

The test vehicle mission will use a single-stage rocket to take the orbital module to space and then test the crew abort and escape parachute systems, the deceleration and splashdown of the spacecraft, systems to keep the spacecraft upright after splashdown, and processes to get the astronauts out from the module.

Subsequently, there will be two more test vehicle missions to check all systems before the second unmanned flight. As of now, the final manned flight is scheduled for 2025.

Missions for the year

The ISRO report states that the space agency has planned 15 satellite and launch vehicle missions this year, including the launch of the recently operationalised small satellite launch vehicle and three space science missions.

Other than the human spaceflight, several other big ticket missions of the space agency have been on hold owing to the pandemic, including the third lunar mission, the first solar mission, and another space observatory mission.

The report states that there will be one mission of the heavy rocket LVM3, which is likely to carry on-board Chandrayaan-3. ISRO chairperson S Somanath had earlier said that Chandrayaan-3 mission is likely by mid-2023. The mission will complete the objectives of Chandrayaan-2, attempting a soft landing and then roving on the lunar surface close to the south pole of the celestial body.

The report states that high-pressure leak checks of gas bottles and propellant tanks have already been carried out. A leak in the helium gas bottle, used to pressurise the cryogenic fuel in the rocket’s upper stage, had resulted in Chandrayaan 2 mission being halted on the launch pad minutes before the launch.

According to officials, everything for Chandrayaan-3 mission is ready and the systems are undergoing final checks. “A battery of tests is being conducted to check the robustness of the systems. The systems are being tested under various simulated scenarios such as what happens if there is a dust cloud during landing, what happens if there are pebbles at the landing site.”

The Aditya L1 mission, the ISRO chairperson had previously said, is likely to take place in June or July in 2023 on board the workhorse PSLV. The report states that all payloads are at an advanced stage of development to meet the launch schedule. “Three of the payloads of the mission have already been delivered for assembly, integration and testing.”

The report states that nine missions were carried out in total during the financial year 2022-23. The previous year’s report had estimated a total of 19 missions, including one launch under the Gaganyaan mission and three space science missions, none of which happened during the year.

Gaganyaan preparedness

India’s heaviest rocket LVM3 has be human-rated for the Gaganyaan mission, meaning more redundancies and margins have to be added to ensure safety of the crew. The rocket uses two solid boosters, the core liquid fuel-based stage, and the cryogenic upper stage. The human-rated solid boosters were used during the March launch of OneWeb satellites.

Towards the qualification of the core stage, eight tests have been carried out, firing the engine for medium duration, long durations, and under conditions that are not ideal. Similarly, for the qualification of the upper cryogenic stage, eight tests have already been carried out. Three more hot tests scheduled for the second quarter of 2023 will qualify the engine as human-rated, as per the report.

With two test vehicle demonstration due before the first unmanned Gaganyaan mission, ISRO in its report said the first single-stage vehicle has already been manufactured and transported to the spaceport in Sriharikota. The launch was scheduled for the first quarter of the year. The manufacturing of the second test vehicle is also underway, the report said.

EXPLAINED
Human-rated launch vehicle

India’s heaviest rocket, Launch Vehicle Mark 3 (LVM3), has been identified as the launch vehicle for the Gaganyaan Mission. All systems in LVM3 launch vehicle have been reconfigured to meet human-rating requirements and christened human-rated LVM3. The rocket uses two solid boosters, the core liquid fuel-based stage, and the cryogenic upper stage. The human-rated solid boosters were used during the March launch of OneWeb satellites.

Important spacecraft systems

One of the most important systems being developed for the human spaceflight is Environment Control and Life Support System, which is tasked with maintaining pressure, temperature, humidity and gas exchange for the crew. The report says the design and configuration of several of the components of the system have been finalised. “Preliminary accommodation of the ECLSS system and half-humanoid in G1 (first unmanned mission) is completed,” the report says. ISRO will send a half-humanoid in the unmanned mission to assess likely impacts on human beings.

The space agency has also been working to qualify the parachute systems that will ensure that crew module slows down and safely splashes in the water after the mission. A ten-parachute system will be used for the crew module, with three main ones, two of which would be sufficient to bring the astronauts back safely. A total of 13 “drop tests” have been planned to test the deployment of the parachutes and simulate failure conditions, of which at least three have been completed successfully.

Other than that, various institutes have also been working on five micro-gravity experiments that will be carried onboard the uncrewed flights. This includes experiments such as how spaceflight changes in kidney stone formation in fruit fly, crystallisation of two active pharmaceutical ingredients or API with neutraceuticals in space, and instabilities in micro-gravity conditions.

Crew escape and recovery

The crew escape system for pad abort — where the mission needs to be aborted and the crew taken out safely from the rocket while on the launch pad — has already been demonstrated in 2018. The performance of the system will be demonstrated for escape of the crew while at different Mach speeds during the test vehicle missions. Static tests for the five quick acting solid motors that will be used to jettison the crew out of the main module have already been carried out, as per the report. Three sets have been manufactured to test the structure of the crew escape system.

The space agency is modifying the existing control centre to make the Gaganyaan Control Facility with a different configuration of display and consoles. An ‘umbilical tower’ – which can be used for maintenance of the launch vehicle while on the launch pad – has been created in the second launch pad and a trial for high speed bubble lift was carried out. The white room and crew access arm – from where the astronauts walk into the spacecraft – is also being developed.

Other than that the space agency is also working to create a network of ground stations that will allow direct-to-ground communication. Support for this has been finalised from European ground stations. Ship-borne terminals will also be required for telemetry, tracking and communication with the spacecraft during the ascent phase of the mission. A transportable terminal will be set up at Cocos Island, Australia, for which arrangements have been made.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updated list and added flags with spacecraft for better visualisation.

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• May-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• May-July 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• Mid-2024 - GSLV F1? - INSAT-3DS
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2024 - HII-B (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 G3 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-D3 and TV-D4 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

 

[Sachinananda]

Updated list and added flags with spacecraft for better visualisation.

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• May-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• May-July 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• Mid-2024 - GSLV F1? - INSAT-3DS
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2024 - HII-B (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 G3 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-3 (First Indian orbiter or probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, Exoplanets and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-D3 and TV-D4 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

Next will be f-12 or Aditya L-1

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Next will be f-12 or Aditya L-1

Likely F-12 since GSLV L40 boosters were already kept inside factory during PSLV assembly as seen in gallery.

They might already have started assembling GSLV F12.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Corrected Exoplanets to correct name "ExoWorlds". Indian space telescope to explore far deep space.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updated list and added flags with spacecraft for better visualisation.

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• May-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• May-July 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• Mid-2024 - GSLV F1? - INSAT-3DS
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2024 - HII-B (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 G3 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-D3 and TV-D4 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

New update, GSLV F12 with NVS-01 scheduled for 24th May.

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updated list and added flags with spacecraft for better visualisation.

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• May-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• May-July 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• Mid-2024 - GSLV F1? - INSAT-3DS
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2024 - HII-B (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 G3 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-D3 and TV-D4 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

About PROBA-3 from ESA website.

Proba-3 complete: Formation-flying satellites fully integrated

The two spacecraft forming ESA’s Proba-3 mission for precise formation flying in orbit are now complete. All the instruments and sensors allowing them to manoeuvre to millimetre scale precision relative to one another have been integrated aboard, and the pair are fully wrapped in multi-layer...

www.esa.int

 

[Vamsi]

Updated list and added flags with spacecraft for better visualisation.

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• May-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• May-July 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (European coronagraph similar to Aditya L1, with planned launch on PSLV. Likely to slip to 2024).
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)
• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• Mid-2024 - GSLV F1? - INSAT-3DS
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2024 - HII-B (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 G3 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-D3 and TV-D4 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.

correct the following

Proba-3 is in 2024

GSLV-F14 will carry INSAT-3DS in 2023(As per Dr. Somanath in C55 post launch press conference)

IDRSS-1 will be in 2024 not this year

manned Gaganyaan is HLVM3-H1 not G3

Chandrayaan-4/LUPEX lv is H3 not H2B

 

[Indx TechStyle]

IDRSS-1 will be in 2024 not this year

From where? Post-launch conference??

 

[Indx TechStyle]

Updated per @Vamsi

Orbital launches undertook in 2023

• 10th February - SSLV D2 - EOS02 (Microsat-2A)/AzaadiSAT (Both repeat payloads after D1 failure) /Janus-1 - Success
• 26th March - LVM3 D2 - 36 x OneWeb internet (Second lot) - Success
• 22nd April - PSLV-CA C55 - TeLEOS-2/LUMILITE-4 /POEM-2 (payloads from DOS, IIA & Indian private firms - Success

Scheduled launch catalogue for 2023 in works

• 24 May 2023 - GSLV F12 - NVS01 (First L1 band satellite of NAVIC)
• June-July 2023 - PSLV-XL C56 - Aditya-L1 (First Indian mission to study solar Corona)
• June/July 2023 - LVM3 M4 - Chandryaan-3 - Lander and rover to the Lunar South Pole

Later in 2023

• 2023 - PSLV-?? C57 - DS-SAR /
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C58 - DRDO ANVESHA (Hyperspectral payload/Space based Radar??)
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C59 - TDS01 (Technology demonstration mission to test electric propulsion, indigenous atomic clocks and Travelling Wave Tube Amplifier (TWTA). Utilisee BN/SiO2 built EPS thrusters with a thrust of 300 mN for all operations including orbit raising manuevers).
• 2023 - PSLV-?? C60 - RISAT-1B
• 2023 - SSLV-D3 or PSLV-?? C?? - XPoSAT (X-Ray Polarimeter Satellite), first dedicated Indian mission to study cosmic X-rays
• End 2023 - Vikram-I - Unknown payload (First orbital launch of Skyroot Aerospace, first Indian private firm to develop launch vehicle).
• 2023 - GSLV F14 - INSAT3DS

Spacecraft which were planned this year but not mentioned above as no update or rescheduling data is there

• 2023 - SSLV ??? - BlackSky Global-5, 6 and two other satellites

2024

• January 2024 - GSLV F1? - NISAR (NASA ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) - First space based radar in world with dual frequencies. /
• February 2024 - HLVM3 G1 - Gaganyaan-1 - First unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
  
• Mid-2024 - GSLV F1? - INSAT-3DS
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-2
• 2024 - H3 (Japanese rocket) - Chandryaan-4 aka LUPEX or Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (Indo-Japanese lunar sampling mission) /
• 2024 - RLV-ORV - Undecided payload (First orbital flight of Indian RLV based on GSLV launch mechanism).
• Late 2024 or early 2025 - HLVM3 G2 - Gaganyaan-2 - Second unammned orbital test of Gaganyaan
• 2024 - PSLV-?? C?? - PROBA-3 (Twin European coronagraph satellites similar to Aditya L1 in function, with planned launch on PSLV).
• 2024 - GSLV F1? - IDRSS-1 aka CMS04 (Indian Data Relay Satellite System)
• 2023 - GSLV F1? - GISAT-2 aka EOS05 (Second Geo Imaging Satellite, India's GEO based multispectral satellite)

2025

• Early or mid 2025 - HLVM3 H1 - Gaganyaan-3 - First Indian manned mission to space

Undated/uncertain dates or long term programs:

• Mangalyaan-2 (Second orbiter to Mars), around 2024-25
• Astrosat-2
• GSAT21 & 22 aka CMS03.
• GSAT-7B, 7C, 7R.
• GSAT-32
• Resourcesat-3A & 3B.
• HRSAT
• Cartosat-3A & 3B
• DISHA x 2 (Disturbed and quiet time Ionosphere-thermosphere System at High Altitudes)
• TRISHNA (Thermanl Infrared Imaging Satellite for High Resolution Natrural Resource Assessment)
• AHySiS (Advanced Hyperspectral Imaging Satellite)
• Chandrayaan-5 & 6 (Sampling and sample return missions), around 2030-35
• Pratush (India's moon based telescope)
• IAD based Mangalyaan-3 (First soft landing on Mars), around 2030
• Shukryaan-1 (First Indian orbiter and probably lander or drone to Venus), after 2031
• Indian mission to Jupiter+Venus Fly by - 2030s
• Indian missions to outerplanets (Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune), their satellites and asteroid Landers - Concept study
• Indian modular space station, after 2030
• INSIST, ExWorlds and other large space based telescopes

Notable suborbital flights this year (excludes ballistic missiles & ABMs and routine sounding rockets):
Executed:

• 3 April - RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Drop from helicopter and horizontal landing test of RLV spaceplane on runway. - Success

Planned:

• H2 2023 - Agnibaan's suborbital version (might include a semi-cryo engine) - Unknown payload.
• June 2023 - TV-D1 based on GSLV's L40 stage - Unmanned crew module launch vehicle for high altitude pad abort test (max. altitude 15 km)
• Q3 or Q4 2023 - TV-D2 - Second crew module abort test
• 2024-25 - TV-D3 and TV-D4 - Third and fourth crew module abort test after launch of Gaganyaan-1.
• 2023-24 - 2 or 3 times RLV-LEX (Landing Experiment) - Precursor to first orbital flight of RLV-ORV in 2024.