⚠️ Public Safety Notice:
Overhead wires on the Surat–Bilimora elevated section of the Mumbai–Ahmedabad Bullet Train Project will be energised on or after 20 November 2026.
From 20 November 2026, always treat the wires as live. Unauthorised persons must not approach or work near them.
Stay alert. Stay safe.
The Suryakiran Aerobatic Team is coming to Bhavnagar to paint the skies in tricolour. Get ready for breathtaking formations, daring manoeuvres and a show you won't forget.
📅 01 November 2026
⏰ 1000 hrs onwards
📍 Bortalav Lake, Bhavnagar
GSLV-F18/NVS-03 Mission is scheduled for launch on 30th October 2026, at 23:51 hours IST from Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC-SHAR), Sriharikota.
NVS-03 is a navigation satellite in the second-generation NavIC series.
Watch live: https://t.co/Mbllc4kEWu
Mission details: https://t.co/6YvrbYj7Ua
#GSLVF18 #NVS03 #ISRO #NavIC
Namma Mysuru, Suryakiran is coming to your city.
Nine aircraft, one sky, and a display that celebrates the spirit of excellence.
📍Bannimantap Grounds, Mysuru
📅 18 & 19 October 2026
🕥 1030 H
सदैव सर्वोत्तम। 🇮🇳
Ever wondered how Bullet Train tracks switch at high speed?
Answer lies in a network of switching devices called point machines and movable track components called turnouts. Together they help Bullet Trains in changing tracks especially near depots and stations.
#BharatKaGarv
256 values in a byte.
256th day of the year.
♾️ reasons to appreciate programmers.
Happy #ProgrammersDay 💻
Tag a programmer who deserves some love today 👇
Flight acceptance hot test of CE20 cryogenic engine earmarked for the C32 upper stage of upcoming LVM3 mission at uprated thrust conditions of 220kN is successfully carried out at ISRO Propulsion Complex, Mahendragiri on September 09, 2026.
Performance of the LOX Tank Pressurization Module (LTPM) meant for the C32 stages for Gaganyaan missions was also successfully demonstrated in this test.
Third and final orbit manoeuvring of EOS-05 spacecraft
The third and final orbit raising manoeuvre to increase the perigee of EOS-05 completed successfully at 8:57 pm on September 07, 2026.
The LAM engine fired for 1247 seconds and the estimated orbit after manouever is 34903 km x 35884 km.
The satellite health is normal.
#EOS05
Clarification regarding media reports on concerns relating to Space Sector Reforms and the role of ISRO
ISRO’s Next Chapter: Leading India’s National Space Ecosystem
There has been considerable reporting in parts of the media around the future role of ISRO including speculations and misinformation that there is an attempt to privatise ISRO or reduce its role. These assertions are completely baseless and incorrect.
We wish to categorically state that ISRO will neither be privatised nor will its importance be diminished.
ISRO will continue to remain India’s principal institution for advanced space research and technology development, national and strategic missions, space science and exploration, and critical and frontier space capabilities.
Participation of private sector in space is not about reducing ISRO’s role. It is about enabling ISRO to focus even more strongly on the next generation of India’s space programme, while industry scales mature technologies and capabilities. What is changing is not the importance of ISRO, but the scale and structure of India’s space ecosystem.
Towards an ISRO-Led Space Ecosystem
The space-sector reforms initiated since 2020 and institutionalised through the Indian Space Policy 2023, along with progressive liberalisation of FDI policy, aim to create a larger, stronger and globally competitive Indian space ecosystem.
Industry, start-ups and academia are being enabled to participate across the space value chain, complementing and multiplying ISRO’s capabilities. The reforms should therefore be seen as ecosystem expansion and capability multiplication, not privatisation.
As India’s industrial and technological capabilities have grown, mature and scalable activities can increasingly be undertaken by Indian industry. ISRO has already transferred around multiple technologies to industry. Transferring a mature technology does not mean ISRO is withdrawing from that domain.
It enables large-scale production, commercialisation, innovation and access to global markets while allowing ISRO’s scientific and technical manpower to concentrate on advanced research, next-generation technologies and complex national missions.
The transition is therefore towards an “ISRO-led national space ecosystem.”
ISRO’s Focus Will Move Further Towards Frontier Technologies
ISRO’s role will progressively strengthen in areas where its scientific expertise matters most: frontier R&D, advanced technologies, human spaceflight, next-generation launch systems, deep-space and planetary missions and strategic national capabilities.
It will continue developing cutting-edge technologies, including advanced payloads for communication, navigation and Earth observation, sensors, propulsion systems and other critical technologies.
Meanwhile, mature and routinely manufactured systems can increasingly be scaled through industry. Production of mature launch vehicles, routine satellites and other established systems can increasingly be undertaken by industry or PSUs through appropriate competitive processes.
This allows ISRO to devote more resources and scientific manpower to the next generation of technologies and missions, while the wider ecosystem provides the investment, manufacturing capacity and scale required by an expanding national space programme.
Meet EOS-05 — a state-of-the-art Earth observation spacecraft and India’s first-ever imaging satellite from Geosynchronous orbit.
🗓️ 04 Sept 2026 | ⏰ 02:55 AM IST
Livestreaming starting from 02:25 AM IST onwards
https://t.co/58KiwZrJHL
For more information:
https://t.co/lgLqccQ0Sx
#GSLVF17 #EOS05 #ISRO
GSLV-F17 carrying EOS-05 was moved from the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) to the Umbilical Tower (UT) on 28th August 2026 at Satish Dhawan Space Centre, SHAR, Sriharikota, as preparations continue for the scheduled launch on:
🗓️ 04 Sept 2026 | ⏰ 02:55 AM IST
Livestreaming starting from 02:25 AM IST onwards: https://t.co/58KiwZrJHL
For more information: https://t.co/lgLqccQ0Sx
#GSLVF17 #EOS05 #ISRO
सवाल उठाने वालों, जरा ये तस्वीर देख लो! 🇮🇳
Make in India से शुरू हुआ सफर आज Made in India को दुनिया की पहचान बना रहा है। और ये तो सिर्फ ट्रेलर है...
आत्मनिर्भर भारत से विकसित भारत तक, 2047 का लक्ष्य भी तय है। नया भारत बन रहा है… तेज़ी से, और अब रुकने वाला नहीं है! 📈
This is the longest Expressway Of India. Yes this 87 km of Gujarat, from Talasari to Kharel , looks like abandoned. imagine when the construction will start again, this Electrical poles will create another hindrance .
Full Video https://t.co/0JCrEJzEMz
Palghar To Dahanu, Package-12 is also 100% completed.
Delhi-Mumbai Expressway ( Vadodara-Virar Section ).
It's just the Vaitarna river bridge over package 13, if that completed Both these Package 12, 13 & 11 ( Next Update ) can be operational.
Full Video https://t.co/qFnMDNu9Jk