2 strategic satellites sit at spaceport as govt nod eludes Isro
India's space ambitions face a setback as all launches are paused pending governmental clearance. The NVS-03 and Gisat-1A satellites are primed for their missions, but concerns have surfaced after two recent PSLV mission failures, casting shadows over the launch schedule. Experts express confusion over the decision to delay launches of seemingly unrelated rockets. To date, the government has not released an extensive analysis of past mission issues.
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