Andhra Leaders Hail ISRO's Record Launch of Heaviest Indian Satellite

Andhra Pradesh Governor S. Abdul Nazeer and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu have extended congratulations to ISRO for the successful LVM3-M6 mission. The launch placed the BlueBird-6 satellite, the heaviest ever launched from Indian soil, into its intended orbit. State ministers and opposition leaders also praised the achievement as a significant boost to India's commercial space capabilities. The mission is seen as reinforcing India's role as a trusted global partner in space launches.

Key Points: Andhra Leaders Congratulate ISRO on LVM3-M6 Launch Success

  • LVM3-M6 launch success
  • Heaviest satellite from India
  • BlueBird-6 communication satellite
  • Boosts commercial space capabilities
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Andhra Pradesh Governor, CM congratulate ISRO for LVM3-M6 launch

Andhra Pradesh Governor and CM Naidu congratulate ISRO for successfully launching the heaviest satellite from Indian soil, marking a milestone in commercial space capabilities.

"Launching the heaviest satellite ever from Indian soil is a proud milestone... - Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu"

Amaravati, Dec 24

Andhra Pradesh Governor S. Abdul Nazeer and Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu have congratulated ISRO scientists for the successful launch of LVM3-M6 mission from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota on Wednesday and placing in orbit the BlueBird-6 Satellite.

Governor Abdul Nazeer has said the LVM3 mission carrying the BlueBird Block-2 satellite, a next-generation communication satellite, marks a new milestone for the country as it is the heaviest satellite ever launched from Indian soil.

The Governor said the mission added another feather in the cap of ISRO and wished them many more such successful missions in the future.

Chief Minister Naidu also took to 'X' to congratulate Team ISRO on the successful launch of LVM3-M6 from Sriharikota, carrying the US communication satellite

BlueBird Block-2 and placing it precisely into its intended orbit.

"Launching the heaviest satellite ever from Indian soil is a proud milestone that further strengthens our nation's commercial space capabilities and its standing as a trusted global launch partner. Best wishes to all the scientists, engineers, and everyone who contributed to the success of this remarkable mission," he posted.

State Human Resources Development and Information Technology Minister Nara Lokesh also conveyed heartfelt congratulations to the hardworking scientists and staff at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) for the successful launch of the 'LVM3-M' rocket, nicknamed the 'Bahubali' rocket, from Sriharikota.

"This is a significant step in showcasing India's commercial launch capabilities to the world. I wish ISRO many more successes in the coming days," he said.

Former Chief Minister and YSR Congress Party president Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy also congratulated the Indian Space Research Organisation and its dedicated team on the successful LVM3M6 / BlueBird Block-2 mission.

"Placing the satellite into its intended orbit is a proud moment for India and a testament to our scientific excellence. A salute to the scientists and engineers whose hard work continues to inspire the nation," Jagan said.

- IANS

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Sarah B
It's impressive to see India's space program growing so rapidly. The commercial launch capabilities are becoming a real asset. Congratulations to the entire team!
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Priya S
While this is a great achievement, I hope our leaders also focus on improving basic science education and research funding in our schools and colleges. The foundation needs to be strong for sustained success.
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Rohit P
Bahubali rocket lives up to its name! 🚀 So proud that it's launching foreign satellites too. Shows the world trusts our technology. Kudos ISRO!
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Ananya R
Good to see politicians from all parties coming together to appreciate ISRO. Science should be beyond politics. More power to our scientists!
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Michael C
The precision of placing the satellite in orbit is what's most impressive. That requires incredible skill and calculation. Well done, ISRO team.

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