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PSLV-C9 rocket

On April 28, 2008, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) achieved a significant milestone in satellite launch history. The PSLV-C9 rocket, on its 13th flight, successfully deployed 10 satellites into orbit from Sriharikota. Costing approximately Rs 70 crore, this launch showcased India's growing prowess in space technology. Of the 10 satellites, 8 belonged to foreign countries while 2 were Indian, including a modern remote sensing satellite. This launch underscored India's commitment to both domestic and international space endeavors. Notably, India's journey in satellite technology began with the launch of its first indigenous satellite, 'Aryabhatta', followed by the experimental remote sensing satellite Bhaskar-1 in 1979 from the Volgograd Space Station in Soviet Russia. Weighing 442 kg and with a one-year duration, Bhaskar-1 marked a significant success for ISRO, paving the way for future advancements in space exploration and research.

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