An Indian Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle tumbled out of control five minutes after liftoff Wednesday when the rocket’s cryogenic upper stage failed to ignite, destroying a long-delayed Earth observation spacecraft and ending a streak of 16 straight successful Indian space launches. Full story: https://spaceflightnow.com/2021/08/12/indian-rocket-failure-blamed-on-upper-stage-malfunction/ | Spaceflight Now

GSLV-F15 is the 17th flight of India’s Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) and 11th flight with Indigenous Cryo stage. It is the 8th operational flight of GSLV with an indigenous Cryogenic stage and 100th Launch from the India’s Spaceport Sriharikota. GSLV-F15 payload fairing is a metallic version with a diameter of 3.4 meters. ISRO - Indian Space Research Organisation #GSLVF15 #NVS02 #ISRO #SpaceMission #IsroInSpace #AndhraPradesh | DDNewsLive

#ISRO will launch meteorological satellite into space onboard a Geosynchronous Launch Vehicle (#GSLV) this evening from the #SatishDhawanSpaceCentre in #Sriharikota. The agency will be using a #rocket that has been dubbed the "#naughtyboy" to launch the satellite' The GSLV-F14 will lift off at 5.35 pm. It will be the rocket’s 16th mission overall and its 10th flight using the indigenously developed cryogenic engine. The mission is to place #INSAT3DS at into a geo synchronous transfer orbit. The

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to launch country's 35th communication satellite GSAT 7A onboard the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV - F11) today. | The Times of India