

Agnikul Cosmos, a Chennai-based start-up, successfully launched its rocket Agnibaan SorTeD from Sriharikota's private launchpad Dhanush. The rocket, powered by a 3D-printed semi-cryogenic engine, demonstrated a controlled vertical ascent flight with no payload. ISRO chief praised the achievement, highlighting the innovation and design prowess. The start-up plans an orbital mission by 2025 and aims to collaborate with private customers, contributing to India's space sector growth.


Agnikul Cosmos, a Chennai-based start-up, successfully launched its rocket Agnibaan SorTeD from Sriharikota's private launchpad Dhanush. The rocket, powered by a 3D-printed semi-cryogenic engine, demonstrated a controlled vertical ascent flight with no payload. ISRO chief praised the achievement, highlighting the innovation and design prowess. The start-up plans an orbital mission by 2025 and aims to collaborate with private customers, contributing to India's space sector growth.
•Rocket powered by 3D-printed semi-cryogenic engine, demonstrating controlled vertical ascent flight.
•ISRO chief praises the achievement, emphasizing indigenous design and innovation.
•Start-up plans orbital mission by 2025, aims to collaborate with private customers for growth of India's space sector.
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