India's First Private Orbital Rocket Cleared for July 18 Launch

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India is set to witness the launch of its first privately developed orbital rocket on July 18. The mission has received all required regulatory approvals, including airspace and maritime clearances from the relevant authorities. Restricted zones have been officially designated along the rocket's projected flight path and impact corridor. The clearances mark a significant milestone for India's private space sector, signaling readiness for the upcoming launch.

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