ISRO Returns To Launch Pad For 2026’s First Mission: Advanced Earth Imaging Satellite | India News
Last Updated:January 06, 2026, 22:55 IST ISRO has selected its workhorse PSLV for the mission, which is set to lift off at 10.17 am on January 12 from Sriharikota The industry-made PSLV will launch an Earth Observation Satellite for oceanographic studies along with the Indo-Mauritius joint satellite and Leap-2 satellite. Image/News18 The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is ready to begin the new year with the launch of an advanced Earth observation satellite aboard its workhorse—the PSLV. The launch of the mission, PSLV C62-/EOS N1, is scheduled at 10.17 am on January 12 from its spaceport at Sriharikota. EOS-N1 is a hyperspectral imaging satellite capable of capturing ground data in hundreds of narrow wavelength bands, which can help in the identification of materials on the ground, not just shapes and colours. It will be accompanied by 18 other co-passenger satellites from different Indian and international users through its industrial partner NewSpace India Limited (NSIL). NSIL has been marketing ISRO’s launch services onboard PSLV, SSLV, and LVM3 launchers to international customers. To date, it has launched a …



