PSLV-C54 launched 8 nanosatellites including India-Bhutan Federation satellite

Indian space launch vehicle PSLV-54 successfully completed its mission by blasting off from the Satish Dhawan launch pad at 11.56 am today.

India’s geospatial observation oceansat 06 along with 2 Bhutan nanosatellites, along with 8 Indian and foreign satellites launched at Wilnan.

First released oceansat 06 on its first orbit. It then changed course and added 8 other nanosatellites to its individual orbits in the second phase of orbit.

India’s External Affairs Minister Jaishankar congratulated ISRO scientists and other satellite makers after the successful launch of the nanosatellites, which began at 1:45 p.m. He also said that he would like to conduct many scientific events in the future like the 2 satellites launched today of Indo-Bhutan understanding.

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India Bhutan Federation:

In 2019, an agreement was signed between India and Bhutan for the development of space science. Accordingly, India has helped Bhutan to set up and operate ground stations. In addition, they were taught how to make satellites at the Indian Space Research Institute in Bengaluru and with the help of India, 2 small satellites were built.

An imaging satellite that takes geospatial images and a nanosatellite that works as a repeater for local radios were launched today.

Bhutan’s Information and Communications Minister Karma Donan Wangadi has come to Sriharikota to witness the launch. After the successful launch of the satellites, he thanked the Indians and the ISRO team. He also said that he wants more intellectual exchanges.