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ISRO to relaunch delayed indigenous navigation satellite NVS-03 on October 30

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The Indian Space Research Organisation plans to relaunch its long-delayed indigenous navigation satellite, NVS-03, on October 30. The satellite is part of India's own regional navigation system, designed to provide positioning and timing services. Its launch has been held up for some time, and the new date marks another attempt to put it into orbit. The mission forms part of the broader effort to reduce reliance on foreign satellite navigation networks.

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