Credit: ISRO
SYDNEY—India’s space agency has confirmed expectations that it will resume launches in November, saying it was catching up on work after the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Along with government radar satellite RISAT-2BR2, which will be the primary payload, the Indian Space Research Organization...
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