NVS-03 reaches geosynchronous orbit; satellite in good health

Bengaluru The NVS-03 satellite launched by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) on October 30, 2026, has reached the intended Geo Synchronous Orbit. See The Hindu’s visual story on India’s space journey.

https://www.thehindu.com/infographics/2025-07-25/indias-space-journey/index.html ISRO said in an update on Wednesday (November 4, 2026) that following four successful orbit manoeuvres, the satellite has reached Geo Synchronous Orbit (35765 km x 36196 km) at an inclination of 29.980. “Four orbit manoeuvres have been successfully completed with a cumulative LAM engine burn of 6164 seconds.

With this the satellite has reached Geo Synchronous Orbit [35765 km x 36196 km] at an inclination of 29.980,” ISRO said.