Israeli space agency has strongly criticized ISRO for delaying the launch of their satellites intentionally by shifting the blame on schedule slippages.
According to Israeli Space agency, A satellite Tauvex was developed by Tel Aviv University and Israel space agency (ELOP) in collaboration with Bangalore-based Indian Institute of Astrophysics. The first launch date of Tauvex was scheduled to be in the late 2005 but ISRO is continuously delaying it.
The anger of Israeli Space agency busted out when ISRO delayed the launch again this month. Tauvex, whose scientific data would …

India Space Research Organisation ( ISRO ) launched a series of Ten Rockets to study the effects of millennium longest Solar Eclipse which covered many countries of Africa and Asia on its path.
The fleet of these suborbital rockets were launched to study the effects
of Sun-moon alignment and to study about the impact of such events on photochemistry and electrodynamics within Earth’s atmosphere
The data collected by the rockets would be linked to the observations made from the ground to get insights into various phenomena which occur during the eclipse.

The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) released a Press release on Tuesday according to which ISRO would Launch ” Cartosat-2B” remote sensing satellite in March,2010
This satellite would me primarily used for Military Purposes in addition to remote sensing of rural and urban areas of the country. Last Year ISRO put RISAT-2 in to Orbit , a high resolution military satellite to monitor the border and coastlines of country.
Cartosat-2B, offers -meter-resolution images – second in the world only to the Quickbird, which offers an incredibly close 60-centimeter resolution – all …

According to Suresh Naik, former Group Director of ISRO “There are around 12,000 satellites in the space, of which only 20 per cent are working.”
The non-working satellites and other unwanted materials creates space Debris which is causing PARKING PROBLEM in space.
According to former Group Director of ISRO, this debris causes a lot of Problem during the launching of new satellite.
Suresh Naik made this statement when he was answering the Questions of students at Dikshant International School in Chandigarh.