New Delhi: The Indian Defense Research Organization (ISRO) attempted to land the lander Vikram on the moon's south pole two months ago, which of course did not succeed, but now the space agency has created a new record. The agency has successfully launched 13 of the American nanosatellites with the Earth Observation Satellite Cartosat-3 via PSLV-C47.

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Launching more than 300 satellites from 33 countries over two decades has proved to be a milestone for ISRO. PM Narendra Modi congratulated the ISRO team and tweeted, 'I congratulate the ISRO team for the successful launch of the indigenous Cartosat-3 satellite by PSLV-C47 and more than a dozen nano satellites in the United States. Cartosat-3 will increase our high-resolution imaginative capability. ISRO has once again made the country proud.

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On Wednesday, 17 minutes after the rocket was launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Center in Sriharikota, Cartosat-3 successfully placed into the orbit of space at 509 km. Just 10 minutes after this, ISRO placed 13 US nano satellites in their respective orbits. It will keep a close watch on every activity of the enemy.

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