India Space & ISRO — Live Mission Status & Statistics

ISRO has launched 431 satellites for India and foreign countries, maintaining a 97.9% PSLV success rate across 58 launches — making it Asia's most reliable rocket. Aditya-L1, India's solar observation mission, has been operational for over 1,070 days at the L1 Lagrange point. Chandrayaan-3 made India the first nation to land on the Moon's south pole. This page tracks all ISRO missions live.

India Space & ISRO — Live Mission Clocks
Official Indian government data
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Aditya-L1 Operational
1,070 days
L1 halo orbit
ISRO
Chandrayaan-3 Landed
1,080 days
South Pole
ISRO
Gaganyaan Status
Upcoming
India's first crewed flight
ISRO
Satellites Launched
431
Since 1975
ISRO
PSLV Launches
58
97.9% success rate
ISRO
Space Budget
₹13,042 Cr
+14% from prior FY
Union Budget
Countries Served
34
Foreign launches
Antrix
Private Space Startups
250+
IN-SPACe registered
IN-SPACe
India Space Economy
$8.4 Bn
Target $44B
IN-SPACe
LVM3 Launches
7
100% success rate
ISRO
Aditya-L1 Days
1,070
L1 Lagrange · Solar obs.
Chandrayaan-3 Days
1,080
South Pole · First ever
PSLV Success Rate
97.9%
58 launches · Asia's best
Detailed Statistics
Active Missions
isro.gov.in
Aditya-L1Live — L1 Lagrange (Solar)
GSAT-20Operational — GEO (Comms)
EOS-08Operational — LEO (Earth obs.)
Chandrayaan-3Complete — South Pole
GaganyaanUpcoming — Crewed flight
Launch Record
ISRO
PSLV launches58 (97.9% success)
GSLV launches16
LVM3 launches7 (100% success)
Heaviest payload10 tonnes (LVM3)
Total payloads431 satellites
Space budget₹13,042 Cr
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common questions
Is Aditya-L1 still working?

Yes. Aditya-L1 has been operational for over 1,070 days, orbiting the L1 Lagrange point and continuously observing the Sun. It was launched on 2 September 2023 and inserted into L1 orbit on 6 January 2024. The mission is functioning nominally per ISRO updates.

When will Gaganyaan launch?

Gaganyaan, India's first crewed spaceflight mission, is currently in advanced preparation stages. ISRO has conducted multiple test vehicle flights. The exact launch date is to be confirmed by ISRO. The mission will carry Indian astronauts (Gagannauts) to low Earth orbit.

Has India landed on the Moon's south pole?

Yes. Chandrayaan-3 landed on the Moon's south pole on 23 August 2023 — making India the first and only country in the world to achieve this. The Vikram lander touched down at Shiv Shakti Point and the Pragyan rover operated for 14 Earth days.

How many satellites has ISRO launched?

ISRO has launched 431 satellites — including satellites for India and 34 foreign countries. The PSLV rocket, with a 97.9% success rate across 58 launches, is the workhorse of ISRO's launch programme.