Satellite debacle hits India's DTH plans

The failure of the launch of the Indian Space Research Organization's communications satellite INSAT-4C that was made to explode since it veered off course soon after launch Monday has come as a major setback for the country's most ambitious direct-to-home (DTH) initiatives. And with it, the launch failure has also pushed back India's entry into the field of commercial satellite launching.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news71850984.html">Satellite debacle hits India's DTH plans</a></p> <p>The failure of the launch of the Indian Space Research Organization's communications satellite INSAT-4C that was made to explode since it veered off course soon after launch Monday has come as a major setback for the country's most ambitious direct-to-home (DTH) initiatives. And with it, the launch failure has also pushed back India's entry into the field of commercial satellite launching.</p>