India's quantum leap in space, GSLV-D5 successfully launched, communications will be boosted

New Year gift to the country , the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Satish Dhawan Space Centre with the successful launch of GSLV D-5 has an indigenous cryogenic engine . With this achievement , India has joined the ranks of the selected countries . ISRO to launch the U.S. , Russia , Japan , China and France to become the world's sixth space agency , which has tasted success with indigenous cryogenic engine . Satish Dhawan Space Centre , ISRO chief mission control room . Radhakrishnan said , " I am happy and I am proud to say that the team has shown it to ISRO . Indian cryogenic engine and stage performance is the same as was projected for this mission . He communications satellite into orbit GSAT -14 is properly installed . " This Radhakrishnan 1982 kg GSAT- 14 satellite launch vehicle into orbit after installing said . Despite numerous unsuccessful attempts to launch GSLV with indigenous cryogenic engine, ISRO since 2001, is the biggest challenge . Only four of seven attempts are successful .