India's heaviest rocket LVM3 (also known as GSLV Mk3) is likely to take to the skies in early March, as part of its second commercial launch. This launch is part of a commercial deal between UK-based satellite broadband firm OneWeb and ISRO's commercial arm NewSpace India Limited (NSIL).

2nd batch of 36 OneWeb satellites headed for India; LVM3 launch likely by early-March

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) said, that it has increased the carrying capacity of its LVM3 (GSLV MkIII) rocket by 450 kg with additional propellant loading of its cryogenic engine CE20

ISRO increases carrying capacity of LVM3 rocket by 450kg

ISRO launches India's heaviest rocket, satellite on board will boost communication in Northeast, J&K India's heaviest rocket the GSLV-MkIII-D2 blasted off from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Prades carrying the communication satellite GSAT-29 on board.

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