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Isro plans NVS-03 launch to restore four-satellite quorum for India's homegrown navigation system

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The Indian Space Research Organisation is working toward launching the NVS-03 satellite to rebuild the four-satellite minimum needed for India's indigenous navigation system. The regional navigation network, often called India's own GPS, depends on a full constellation to deliver reliable positioning. The effort is tied to the broader rationale of reducing reliance on foreign satellite systems, a motivation the original reporting links to lessons from the Kargil conflict. The source article provides limited detail beyond this goal, so timelines and technical specifics are not described here.

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