India's largest, heaviest rocket LMV3 set to take off, to carry payload of 36 satellites
ISRO's second mission in 2023 has taken off successfully. The largest indigenous rocket LVM3 along with 36 satellites is now on route, space. This is the second commercial mission performed by LVM3.
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