ISRO Is Prioritizing Safety After Two Back-to-Back PSLV Failure
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has shifted its focus to improving safety and mission reliability following back-to-back PSLV failures.
PSLV is one of ISRO’s reliable launch vehicles. However, even a small technical glitch has forced the space agency to stop and reconsider its systems.
ISRO officials state that safety and accuracy will remain the top priorities for future launches.
Why Ajit Dowal's Research on PSLV Failures
In light of recent PSLV failures, the issue is now under review within India’s national security framework.
National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is said to initiate a close watch on technical equipment in connection with PSLV missions.
The main motive behind this research and review is to identify who is to blame, identify technical gaps to ensure space mission security, and avoid further failures.
As we are all familiar with, space missions are seen as part of national interests, and such supervisory action will help maintain India’s strategic and technological edge.
Amid these national security and operational reviews, it is important to consider the latest updates regarding ISRO's ongoing activities.
What is The Latest News About ISRO?
According to the latest ISRO updates, the space agency has delayed its launch schedule to conduct detailed checks of systems.
Scientists are also analysing launch data, software performance, and propulsion systems to identify any anomalies.
ISRO wants to proceed with upcoming missions with assurance of safety standards.
Which ISRO mission Failed Recently?
The latest ISRO mission to fail was the PSLV-C62 launch in January 2026. The rocket encountered serious technical problems during the flight and failed to deploy its satellites into the planned orbit.
Building on recent updates, it is also relevant to highlight which ISRO missions have faced challenges recently.
Even if ISRO does not officially view the recent PSLV issues as major failures, reports indicate that certain missions did encounter technical glitches during launch or satellite deployment.
Following the PS3 failure, ISRO finds it essential to conduct more thorough checks and adopt a more cautious approach to upcoming space missions.
Defence Space Experts Raise Concerns About External Loophole
ISRO’s repeatedly failed missions have raised concerns among defence experts about external interference stemming from excessive sharing of public information.
However, as of now, there is no confirmed evidence to support these claims and allegations. Still, they reflect a sense of worry within the security community.
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