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CMS-03 Satellite Launch Successful: India’s Heaviest Communication Satellite Marks a New Space Era

November 2, 2025

CMS-03 Satellite Launch Successful — ISRO’s LVM3 rocket lifting off from Sriharikota, marking India’s heaviest communication satellite mission.

When the news came in that the CMS‑03 satellite launch successful—aboard India’s heavy-lift rocket—something inside me shifted. I sat glued...

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